MS Office 365
User training for Microsoft 365: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Power BI, and Power Automate, each for beginners and advanced users, plus Access, Forms & Lists, Loop, OneDrive, and OneNote.
Microsoft Access
In Access, you create your own relational databases, whose contents are entered via forms and output in reports. You learn to design tables and relationships and to evaluate data with queries.
Microsoft Excel for Beginners
Anyone who navigates the Excel interface confidently and enters data in a structured way saves time and avoids errors in reports. You learn the basics, from tables and formulas to filters and simple charts.
Microsoft Excel for Advanced Users
Anyone who regularly combines data from multiple sources and condenses large lists quickly reaches the limits of basic functions. You learn to work with lookup functions, PivotTables, and Power Query.
Microsoft Forms & Lists
Forms and Lists are included in Microsoft 365 and handle polls, sign-up lists, and task management without additional software. You learn to create surveys with Forms and to manage information in the team with Lists.
Microsoft OneDrive
OneDrive keeps files available on all devices and enables secure storage, synchronization, and sharing. You learn to distinguish between OneDrive and SharePoint and to set sharing permissions correctly.
Microsoft OneNote
OneNote brings together in one place notes that are otherwise scattered across scraps of paper, emails to yourself, and text files. You learn to set up notebooks, search content, and use notes in the team.
Microsoft Outlook for Beginners
With the basics of Microsoft Outlook, you can write emails efficiently and schedule meetings in the calendar. You learn the basics for keeping track of emails, appointments, contacts, and tasks.
Microsoft Outlook for Advanced Users
With advanced features, Outlook becomes the hub of self-organization, where the inbox and tasks follow a system. You learn to automate emails with rules and Quick Steps and to share calendars.
Microsoft Power BI for Beginners
Interactive reports in Power BI combine data from Excel, CSV, and databases with visualizations, filters, and slicers. You learn to prepare data, build a simple data model, and share reports.
Microsoft Power BI for Advanced Users
The advanced capabilities of Microsoft Power BI extend to the optimization, security, and distribution of reports. You learn to design complex data models and to calculate sophisticated DAX measures.
Microsoft PowerPoint for Beginners
Slides with consistent designs and layouts look professional and do not distract from the content. You learn to structure presentations, design slides, and present them confidently.
Microsoft PowerPoint for Advanced Users
Presentations for customers, senior management, or sales need more than basic functions, such as templates in the corporate design. You learn to create slide masters, visualize data, and use Morph in a targeted way.
Microsoft SharePoint for Beginners
SharePoint brings together team sites, Teams, and OneDrive, creating a common foundation for file storage. You learn to organize files in libraries, share them, and understand versions.
Microsoft SharePoint for Advanced Users
SharePoint sites combine processes via Power Automate and lists with attractively designed pages built from web parts. You learn to build sites, manage permissions, and use content types.
Microsoft Teams for Beginners
Properly used chats, teams, and channels as well as managed availability make collaboration in Microsoft Teams clearer. You learn to use channels, schedule meetings, and edit files together.
Microsoft Teams for Advanced Users
A professionally managed Teams environment integrates apps, Planner, and forms and stays organized thanks to governance. You learn to structure teams, organize webinars, and automate processes.
Microsoft Word for Beginners
Word is usually operated like a typewriter, with manual formatting and spaces for alignment. You learn to use styles, insert tables and images, and share documents.
Microsoft Word for Advanced Users
Reports, contracts, manuals, and proposals need features that go beyond the basic functions of Word. You learn to create tables of contents, indexes, and mail merges and to edit documents as a team.
Microsoft Power Automate for Beginners
Flows made up of triggers, actions, conditions, and connectors automate recurring tasks in Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, and Forms. You learn to create flows from templates, test them, and monitor them.
Microsoft Power Automate for Advanced Users
Power Automate automates complex business processes with expressions, variables, and loops as well as data from HTTP requests and JSON. You learn to use error handling and desktop flows and to design flows for maintainability.
Microsoft Loop
Microsoft Loop enables flexible teamwork in which tasks and content are maintained together instead of multiple times. You learn to use Loop components in Teams and Outlook and to build workspaces.
Training Concept
Anytime and anywhere thanks to
adaptive e-learning
Multimodal, with learning objectives, video sequences, and knowledge quizzes
Audit-proof issuance after a knowledge check
Depending on the course, between 20 and 150 minutes
More than 30 languages
Content regularly reviewed by subject matter experts for maximum regulatory compliance
Our Expert Team
Every training topic is designed and reviewed by renowned subject matter experts who have both sound theoretical knowledge and extensive practical experience.
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Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Power BI, and Power Automate – each for beginners and advanced users.
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