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Flyingpig

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The MOS courses recommended is more for Microsoft professional certification. I took the MOS Expert. Super dry. Is not cheap or easy to pass too. I did pass on 2nd attempt.

I think I prefer other courses for excel though. You might be interested to consider:

Microsoft Excel Dashboard:
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Microsoft Excel Expert:
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Microsoft Excel Beginner:
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These courses are online. I like them coz I can learn at my own pace and I can download the stuff too. I took the dashboard course last year and the support was excellent. I have since become Excel expert in office after the course. :p
 
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ictrocker said:
There are two courses that will suit your needs. Upon taking the course and clearing the exam you will officially be certified by Microsoft.


  1. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS): Excel 2010 Core (Duration: 3 Days / 21 Hours)
  2. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS): Excel 2010 Expert (Duration: 3 Days / 21 Hours)

The Core level course covers about 80% of features & capabilities of Excel 2010. The Expert level course covers advanced topics like applying Formulas & Functions, Data Analysis, Macros, Forms, Data Consolidation and how to present Data visually.

Let me know of you are keen. I know a training center that offers the above courses with subsidy.
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Can PM me as well on this? thanks
 
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excel 2013 VBA

Have anyone heard of intellisoft for excel 2013 VBA(Macro)? Is the training centre good?

They are offering $780 3 day course, but no test. Accreditation is by them.
 
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interested to learn Excel course

Hi, I am also interested to learn Excel. Anyone can pm me the details? appreciate if the recommended course have govt subsidy and certificate awarded. Thanks.
 
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Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) course

I'm interested to learn Microsoft Excel (MOS) on weekends ? Any idea ? please advise.

Thank you so much.
 
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Microsoft Excel Course

Hi everyone,

There is this Microsoft excel course that I know of, called:
The Wonders of MS Excel

They are by this company called SDgroup Asia.
Feel free to check them out.

PM me if you guys are interested.
Will give you more details and possibly a better deal than from the site.

I hope this helps.


Have a good day!
 
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Why not buy excel courseware where you can rewatch the videos when you need to recollect some concepts? Unless you are planning to get certified...
 
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joeleong1988 said:
Have anyone heard of intellisoft for excel 2013 VBA(Macro)? Is the training centre good?

They are offering $780 3 day course, but no test. Accreditation is by them.
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Has anyone gone for this course? Hope to have some opinions for those who has went for it.

Not sure how different it is as compared to the one that COMAT has.
 
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Anyone can PM me? I am looking for weekend sat sun to complete intermediate this week and advance next week.

Hopefully can use my UTAP and skill future $ to offset the course fee. Thanks.
 
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