Outlook 2010 Introduction Course

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London and UK wide

1 day instructor-led. Courses never cancelled: Guaranteed. From £150 (list price £299)

Training formats available

• on a public schedule at one of our London training venues
• on-site at your company office UK wide (60 second quote)
• closed group at one of our London training venues (60 second quote)
• near-site at a location close to you
• bespoke one-to-one basis
• tailored training courses to your requirements

Promotion Comes with a 1-day Management course for £99 (List price £445)

Currently demand for public schedule is growing slowly and dates will be scheduled accordingly.

Who is this training course suitable for?

Our Microsoft Outlook 2010 Introduction course is suitable for complete beginners to Microsoft Outlook.

Prerequisites

A working knowledge of Windows is required, or our Microsoft Windows Introduction course. No experience of MS Outlook 2010 is required.

Benefits

At the end of this Outlook 2010 training you will have a good working knowledge of Outlook 2010 basics. You will feel more confident using Outlook and be able to manage and communicate using Microsoft Outlook. Users may set up meetings across the network, organise their calendar or delegate it to someone else, manage their to-do list using Tasks, and even leave notes on the desktop. The powerful tools in Outlook in general helps simplify email communication, enhance group planning, scheduling of meetings, and also allow access to the information you need all from one place.

After completing this course you will be prepared to attend the Outlook 2010 Advanced training course.

Course Syllabus

Public Schedule - Pricing and Availability

Outlook Introduction 2010 1 day course Onsite/Closed Quote
Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Next place rate (£)		List price
					Pay by Card	Pay by Invoice
2010	Mon 26 Mar 2012	Limehouse	9		£239	£249	£299
2010	Thu 31 May 2012	Limehouse	10		£150	£160	£299
2010	Thu 26 Jul 2012	Bloomsbury	10		£150	£160	£299
2010	Thu 24 Jan 2013	Limehouse	10		£150	£160	£299

"What do I get on the day?"

• Microsoft qualified trainers with industry relevant experience
• Modern air conditioned training suite, flat screen PC's, 1 per delegate
• Lunch provided in a comfortable and relaxed setting
• Comprehensive course material and files to take away
• What do I get on the day? - More information

What is Microsoft Outlook?

Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, and is part of Microsoft Office. Although often used mainly as an e-mail application, it also provides calendar, task and contact management. It can be used as a stand-alone application, but can also operate in conjunction with a Microsoft Exchange Server to provide enhanced functions for multiple users in an organisation, such as shared mailboxes and calendars, public folders and meeting time allocation.

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