Instructor-Led Microsoft 365 Training
Hands-on, instructor-led Outlook courses: delivered at our training venues or at your premises, building the practical skills your team needs to manage email, calendars and tasks effectively.
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This one-day instructor-led course develops the practical skills needed to use Microsoft Outlook effectively. Attendees become confident using Outlook shortcuts, customising Outlook, managing message options, mastering the calendar, using search options, creating templates and groups, and converting emails into tasks.
Use message options, rules and Quick Steps to manage your inbox.
Send meeting requests, track responses and share calendars.
Save time with email templates and Quick Parts.
Convert emails into tasks and apply time management principles.
Join a public course at one of our venues in Preston, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds or London, or book a standard course delivered at your premises. We also deliver remote half-day courses on time-saving skills such as linking to your calendar, setting up groups and managing tasks.
*Public course prices are per delegate. Onsite prices are per course for up to 4 attendees, plus £35 + VAT for each additional attendee. Onsite courses are perfect for small teams who want a focused, hands-on course on the key Outlook skills used in the workplace. See our volume discounts.
Focused on the key Outlook skills used in the workplace
Instructor-led, at the pace of your attendees
Handouts and supporting materials for every attendee
Course completion certificate for each attendee
Post-course telephone & email support
Designed for anyone who wants to use Microsoft Outlook more effectively at work. Attendees should have a basic knowledge of Microsoft 365 and be able to use a keyboard.
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Technical training moves quickly – new ribbons, new features, new ways of working. That is exactly why every Keys Training Microsoft course is built for different types of learners, including neurodivergent attendees and people with disabilities, so nobody is left behind at the keyboard.
Whether someone has dyslexia, ADHD, autism, a hearing or visual impairment, or simply learns best by doing rather than watching, our trainers adapt the pace, the screen and the exercises to the people in the room – on-site or remote.
Every course has been assessed by accessibility experts to make sure it is accessible and beneficial for all.
Everyone works on their own machine, step by step. Skills are built by doing Outlook tasks, not by trying to remember a demo.
Zoomed-in demonstrations, high-contrast views and live captions on remote sessions, so every click is easy to follow.
Small groups with regular catch-up points – the trainer does not move on until every screen matches theirs.
Plain-language step guides and practice files, available in alternative formats on request, so people can revisit at their own speed.
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View upcoming scheduled dates, or speak with a training advisor to arrange an Outlook course for your team.