This Microsoft Word 2016 Expert Certification Guide teaches you how to use a variety of intermediate and advanced features to create and format business documents such as online forms and personalised mailings;
and how to include reference tables; manage multiple documents; and customise various Word elements. Some topics will review core skills sets and will then be discussed in more detail, exploring at a higher level different options that can be chosen or applied for that skills set.
Delegates who complete this course will have reviewed all the exam objectives and be prepared to take the Microsoft Specialist Word 2016 Expert Exam 77-726. In order to complete the Expert course the delegates need to have completed the Word Advanced course at PCS.
Before undertaking the course, PCS will give you the expert training manual and access to our training quizzes. Delegates will need to use these resources to learn and revise for the exam. Once the delegate has used these resources they can come to our offices for a 1 day session at our offices to help you pass the exam.
Course Prerequisites
This course assumes that delegates have completed all levels of PCS' Microsoft Word scheduled courses, or at least have the equivalent Excel knowledge and experience. Delegates should be able to:
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Use the taskbar |
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Use Minimise, Restore Down/Maximise, or Close | |
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Use the Help feature |
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Understand file management techniques | |
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Create and manage documents |
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Navigate between files, folders, or drives | |
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Format text, paragraphs, and sections |
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Apply references | |
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Create tables and lists |
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Insert and format objects |
Course Content
Session 1: Using Advanced Design Elements|
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Section A: Customising Templates |
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Section D: Searching for Specific Information | |
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Section B: Working with Styles |
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Section E: Controlling the Text Flow | |
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Section C: Customising Themes and Style Sets |
Session 2: Managing Documents
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Section A: Managing Documents |
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Section D: Comparing and Combining Documents | |
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Section B: Importing and Linking to External Content |
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Section E: Protecting Documents | |
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Section C: Linking Text Boxes |
Session 3: Using Productivity Tools
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Section A: Customising Global Settings |
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Section C: Working with Building Blocks |
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Section B: Setting Up Forms |
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Section D: Understanding Macros |
Session 4: Working with Advanced References
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Section A: Accommodating a Global Audience |
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Section D: Creating Tables of Contents | |
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Section B: Adding Document References |
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Section E: Understanding Mail Merge | |
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Section C: Creating Indexes |
