Microsoft Powerpoint Training Courses London

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Our Powerpoint training courses are delivered by Microsoft Qualified trainers for all versions of MS Powerpoint. Each course is one day in duration and we offer two levels of training - Introduction and Advanced.

Public scheduled powerpoint training courses are held at one of our four London training centres. You can expect small class sizes in a modern, comfortable air conditioned training suite. We also offer training services for closed company, on-site, one-to-one, near site and consultancy. Tailored training can be adapted from our course syllabus to meet your individual needs and requirements.

We are a Microsoft authorised testing centre and run one of the UK's most regular MS Powerpoint scheduled courses. We offer Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification training and examinations.

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We believe in continuous innovation and improvement in all aspects of our business model. This leads to reduced costs, increased efficiency and ultimately delivering more competitive course pricing. We evaluate all delegate feedback daily and ensure the careful preparation of all elements relating to training. The feedback is available for review by the management, trainers, delegates and members of the marketing team. This ensures a high standard of course delivery.

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Trainer vouchers are now available. Buying in bulk ensures a reduction in purchasing costs and administration time. These are often favoured by high volume or corporate clients.

For pricing and availability information about a public scheduled Microsoft Powerpoint training course, please check online or call us.

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What is Microsoft PowerPoint?

Microsoft PowerPoint is a popular presentation program developed for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. Being widely used by businesspeople, educators, and trainers, it is among the most prevalent forms of persuasion technology: according to Microsoft, some 30 million presentations are made with PowerPoint every day.

 

MS powerpoint training articles

Excerpt from Increase Sales with Microsoft PowerPoint Training:

Have you considered how much more effective your sales career could be if you had a mastery of PowerPoint? Whether you're in the business of selling products or services, a well constructed PowerPoint presentation is a serious tool for winning over prospects. It's a fact that people comprehend and retain more when they can see and hear the information. With just two days of Microsoft powerpoint training, you can learn everything there is to know about creating presentations that will take your sales career to a new level. Learning powerpoint...

Excerpt from Give Your PowerPoint Presentations More Impact:

Microsoft estimate that around 1 million PowerPoint presentations are given every day. The vast majority consist of bullet points with white text on a dark background, made up of text that is too small to read, accompanied by Clip Art and with annoying and distracting effects such as text flying in from the left. Sadly, most presentations are also too long, lack structure and do not hold the audience's attention. So what can you do to change this situation and ensure that your presentations do not fall into this category and have the impact needed to get your message across? Find out with powerpoint training...

Excerpt from Microsoft powerpoint training Cheat Sheet: Tips and Shortcuts:

Microsoft PowerPoint is one of the most popular programs within the Microsoft Office suite, being used to create and present a huge number of slide show presentations. If you have not had any PowerPoint software training you are probably not aware of the many shortcuts available within the application.

This article will provide you with some tips and useful keyboard shortcuts to help make PowerPoint quicker and easier to use. These kind of hints and tips can be learned by attending a Microsoft Powerpoint training course.

 

Customer testimonials for Microsoft Powerpoint training courses

"The content and pace of the powerpoint training was very good. A very good introduction."
- HSBC [PowerPoint Introduction]

"I thoroughly enjoyed the day and got all my questions answered about the system. This course will help save me time in creating presentations in the future."
- Wyndham Worldwide [PowerPoint Advanced]

"Very good, good to work at our own pace and have one-on-one assistance. Things became clearer and we learnt some useful techniques."
- Royal & SunAlliance [PowerPoint Advanced]

"Very helpful and always made sure everyone understood and spent time with those who did not."
- Red Bee media [PowerPoint Advanced]

Some hints and tips for Microsoft powerpoint training

Taken from our PowerPoint hints and tips page.

Text in an AutoShape

To insert text within an Autoshape, just start typing once the shape has been drawn. To wrap the text, double-click the shape and turn on Word Wrap Text in Autoshape in the Text Box tab.

Saving a Drawn Object as a picture

If you want to reuse an object that you have drawn, you can save it so that it is added to the Clip Organiser. Right click the object, choose Save as Picture, give it a file name and place it in the relevant location.

Creating perfectly symmetrical shapes in PowerPoint

Are you a perfectionist when it comes to drawing shapes in PowerPoint?

If you hold down the Shift key whilst drawing a shape from the Drawing toolbar, you can create perfectly symmetrical circles and squares; and perfectly straight lines.

Embedding fonts in a presentation

If you create a PowerPoint presentation which is likely to be viewed on other computers, there can be problems with displaying the font/s you have used in your presentation when it is opened on other machines.

You can embed the fonts you use in your presentation in order to try and get around this issue.

When you go to save your presentation (File - Save as), go to the Tools button at the top of the Save As dialogue box and select Save Options. Under 'Font options for current document only', tick the Embed TrueType fonts option, then select the secondary option underneath that applies best to your situation.
Click OK, then Save.

Sample forum questions

Taken from our Microsoft PowerPoint support forum

Cropping

I need to change a slide on a presentation and get rid of a picture, how can I delete this?
- See the answer

How to activate Music in you presentation

After my powerpoint training I realised that I needed to know, how does one play music throughout a presentation?
- See the answer

Inserting Tables

Is it possible to copy a complete table from Word into a presenatation just by copying and pasting?
- See the answer

Powerpoint and Outlook

Is there anyway of importing a contact within Outlook to Powerpoint and so that it looks like a business card as in Outlook?
- See the answer

 

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Become the presentation master with our instructor led training PowerPoint courses london. Learn the basics from including objects in your slides to more complex skills such as creating master slides and getting the most from presenter view in Office 2013.