What you'll learn
Eligibility for an MS Office course varies by level, but basic courses often require a minimum of an 8th-grade pass and do not require prior computer knowledge. For advanced courses, prior MS Office knowledge is recommended, and a high school diploma (
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Basic/Beginner MS Office Course
- Minimum Education: 8th Class or equivalent
- Prior Computer Knowledge: Not required; the course includes basic computer concepts
- Ideal For: Beginners and those with limited computer experience looking to gain foundational skills
Advanced MS Office Course
- Minimum Education: 10+2 or a degree in any discipline can be helpful
- Prior Computer Knowledge: Recommended; familiarity with MS Office applications is beneficial
- Ideal For: Working professionals, data analysts, and those who use MS Office regularly and want to enhance their skills
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Course Syllabus
A 2025 MS Office syllabus typically includes core applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, covering basic to advanced features such as document formatting, data analysis with formulas and charts, and creating professional presentations. Modern syllabi also incorporate more advanced topics like PivotTables, macros, and potentially AI integration, with some programs including other applications like Outlook and Access, and foundational computer skills.
Core Applications
- MS Word:
- Document creation and formatting (fonts, styles, page layout)
- Working with tables, headers, and footers
- Using advanced tools like mail merge
- Shortcuts and professional-level commands
- MS Excel:
- Data entry, editing, and formatting
- Formulas, functions (e.g.,
VLOOKUP, IF, SUM, AVERAGE), and cell referencing - Creating charts and graphs
- Managing worksheets, rows, and columns
- PivotTables and data analysis
- MS PowerPoint:
- Creating and designing slides
- Using themes, layouts, and transitions
- Inserting multimedia and hyperlinks
- Mastering slide shows and presentation delivery
Other applications and advanced topics
- MS Outlook: Managing email, calendar, and contacts
- MS Access: Database creation and management
- Advanced Excel: Includes more complex formulas and functions like
VLOOKUP - VBA: Introduction to Visual Basic for Applications to automate tasks
- Internet and Cloud: Using browsers, searching for information, email, and cloud services
- AI Integration: Some 2025 courses may include AI tools for task automation and content assistance
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