The IT Training Surgery Reviews

Mike is clearly an expert using Excel and his demonstrations were clear and helpful. Mike mentioned that the session that we attended was meant to be at minimum a full day and a half if not longer and that we would have to rush through it to keep to schedule. The session we had was only scheduled for a morning - as someone who was arriving with a limited knowledge and eager to learn, I felt that we rushed through the day. Time for assistance, questions, general discussion or ways these examples could be applied to our roles in the company a longer session would have definately afforded me sufficient time to get to grips with the programme. I would have also liked to have seen some supporting documents provided on the day with information on the different elements and functions to work with during the session and then review after. Due to the pace of the session there was not sufficient time to take notes so upon leaving much of what I have learnt today has left my head! I would definately recommend Mike and this course again - HOWEVER this would only be on the basis that this course is held as at least a full days training. I would ideally follow with a refresher the next day and/or at least some form of a test that can be given during the course once the lesson is finished to measure how well the information has been received by the participants.

Shelley is a wonderful trainer, very patient!

It would have been nice to have a handout of what was discussed at the end.

The course was good, some of the tips I was already aware of but I did learn some new ones and will be sharing these with my colleagues.

It was extremely useful. I use Outlook every day (mainly calendars and trying to fit too many meetings in!). Finding out about quick steps was very helpful.

I can't believe there are still so many things to learn about Outlook .........

At least one of the questions asked were answered that it wasn't possible (to print all the documents in an e mail as part of a group rather than individually) when it is (it's in the print settings and have to open the e mail and go to file and print (then tick the box saying print all attachments in settings). Maybe if unsure of the answer ask people in the room or make a note and get back to people via e mail? Other than that I thought the session was really good and picked up a number of new tips. Extremely helpful - thank you.