On-Site Classes

2013 Class Schedule

Introduction to Computers

This class meets six times and is for those needing remedial computer instruction. Learn the very basics about using a Windows-based computer. Topics covered include: using the mouse, typing and editing text, saving and finding files, emailing basics, internet browsing and safety, and more.

Excel – The Basics

Learn the basic features of the Microsoft Excel program including entering data, formatting cells, using formulas, adjusting rows and columns, and more! Basic understanding of computer operation is required. View class outline.

Excel – Beyond the Basics

This class will continue where our Introduction class leaves off. Learn more about Excel, including using custom styles and themes, math and financial functions, customizing charts, pivot tables, macros, and more. (Completion of Excel-The Basics or equivalent experience recommended.) View class outline.

Word – The Basics

Learn the basic features of the Microsoft Word program, including menus, margins and tabs, formatting and styles, using graphics and photos, creating newsletters with columns and text boxes and handling mail merge. (Basic knowledge of computer operation is required.)

QuickBooks – The Basics

Join us for this new 6-hour accelerated course that will get you up to speed using QuickBooks and provide hands-on experience in our computer lab. Topics include setting up company files, navigation, working with Lists, Centers, and Reports, creating invoices, managing vender accounts and inventory, and more. Class size is limited, so register early!

Price includes the "QuickBooks 2012 The Official Guide" by Leslie Capachietti.
Instructor: Lauri Sowa, QuickBooks ProAdvisor.
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QuickBooks – Payroll

This class reviews the information you will need to get started in payroll. It will cover setting up employees, tax liability accounts, vacation, and other expenses. Understand how to create new payroll items and the options available for timekeeping. Review your responsibilities including the difference between employees and contractors.