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A really helpful course with useful functions for using excel both inside and outside of work
Fabulous course, well paced and delivered in a way that enabled to the team explore areas of challenge and ideas, but in a very safe way.
trainer was very patient and interactive, trainer was always happy to go back over things! will be doing level 1 for the more basic training
The pace is faster than anticipated, which is not bad as I thought it would be too drawn out. The only element I would have liked more time given to is finance. Things like what to look out for on a budget and what they could mean for the business.
I dont think you should be allowed to do the superuser unless you have refreshed with the introduction to share point. Also a short video ahead of the course to go over the basics would help. tutor was really good, patient and kind but felt I wasted her time. There were only 3 of us on the course.
Overall, a very informative and interesting course. I could perhaps have done with the level before it, or perhaps even before that! But Ed made the content accessible and was happy to go over things until I had understood, processed and completed the task. The content was well thought out and planned, with excellent resources. I would have rated it a five star, but I needed a warm up exercise instead of coming into the training 'cold'. My personal learning style and needs mean that I work best when given time to reflect on the content, before going straight into it. I felt on the backfoot initially, whereas if I'd had a bit of reading or a video to watch or an exercise to complete, then that would have made me less initially scared. I don't work with Excel formulae every day, so it would have helped to remind me of how to do things too.
Extremely interesting day - lots to consider to help me on my leadership journey
I have thoroughly enjoyed DAy1. It made me think of things, I normally wouldnt have. Gave me fresh new perspectives on Leadership. I have understood the difference between Leadership and Management.