Onsite training explained
All of our Microsoft Office courses are provided onsite – in your company’s training room or meeting room. Some of our government clients have dedicated training rooms with computers. Most of the time, we’ll just set up in your company’s board room.
Our clients like the convenience of onsite training. Participants don’t have to travel to a training centre, an instructor conducts the course at your location. Because our courses are delivered onsite, we are able to use examples that are relevant to your business and we can answer specific questions relating to your processes.
Whose equipment do we use?
Participants usually bring company-issued laptops to the training session. If this isn’t possible, we can provide up to 10 laptops for any courses you schedule. If your meeting room doesn’t have a projector, let us know. We can provide that too!
Do we need Internet access?
Unless we’re doing Microsoft Outlook training, we won’t need Internet access – and, not surprisingly, we find that people retain more of what they’ve learned without online distractions.
Do you provide support after the course is over?
If you have any questions about a course you’ve taken, you’re welcome to contact us. E-mail works best, since we’re usually conducting other onsite courses. We respond as quickly as we can – typically within 24 hours. We try to be specific, often siting page numbers from your student manual or providing screen shots in our explanations.
If you have any other questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch!
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