• Word Level 1

• Word Level 2

• Word With VBA Programming

Word Level 1

• Interface Exploration: Get familiar with the Word window, ribbons, menus, and basic navigation.

• Document Formatting: Learn to format text, paragraphs, sections, and pages for a polished look.

• Creating & Editing Documents: Master creating, editing, saving, and printing documents efficiently.

• Styles & Templates: Leverage built-in styles and create custom templates for consistent formatting across documents.

• Working with Images & Tables: Learn to insert, format, and manipulate images and tables within your documents.

• Collaboration & Sharing: Understand features for collaboration and sharing documents with others securely.

Word Level 2

• Advanced Formatting: Explore advanced formatting options like character styles, paragraph settings, and sections breaks.

• Mail Merge & Labels: Learn to create personalized mail merges and labels for mass communication.

• Tables of Contents & Indexes: Generate automatic tables of contents and indexes for organized and navigable documents.

• Headers & Footers: Create and customize headers and footers for consistent information across pages.

• Citations & References: Master using citations and references for academic and research writing.

• Building Blocks & Quick Parts: Utilize building blocks and quick parts for efficient document creation.

Word with VBA Programming

• Introduction to VBA: Get introduced to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), the programming language for automating Word tasks.

• The VBA Editor: Learn to navigate the VBA editor, write and edit VBA code.

• Recording Macros: Understand how to record macros to capture your actions and translate them into VBA code.

• Variables & Data Types: Learn about variables (data holders) and different data types used in VBA programming.

• Control Flow Statements: Master control flow statements like IF statements, loops (FOR, WHILE), to control the flow of your code.

• Subroutines & Functions: Create reusable subroutines and functions to organize your VBA code effectively.

• Working with Objects: Understand and interact with Word objects like documents, paragraphs, tables, and styles using VBA.

• Automating Document Tasks: Write VBA code to automate repetitive tasks like formatting, inserting content, and generating reports.

• Creating Custom Forms: Learn how to build custom forms and user interfaces within your Word documents with VBA.