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YOUR EVERYDAY LEARNING HUB

One small skill.
A more confident day.

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5 PRACTICAL COURSES

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MAbout 60 minutes
START HERE · FOUNDATION

Microsoft Essentials

A friendly introduction to everyday Microsoft tools and basic computer skills.

Build a foundation across Outlook, Teams, shared files, Word, Excel and Copilot Chat.

26 short activities · Fictional examples
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XAbout 45 minutes
LISTS, FORMULAS & CHARTS

Excel 101

Make a spreadsheet work for you.

Tidy a list, filter records, check simple formulas and build a clear chart.

6 short lessons · Fictional examples
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SAbout 45 minutes
FILES & TEAMWORK

SharePoint 101

One shared file. Clear, safe teamwork.

Find the original, check access, share a link and inspect version history.

6 short lessons · Fictional examples
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CAbout 40 minutes
WORK COPILOT · CHECK BEFORE USE

Copilot 101

Useful work you can check.

Check meeting actions, improve a draft email and understand a formula.

6 short lessons · Fictional examples
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OAbout 40 minutes
EMAIL & CALENDAR

Outlook 101

Everyday email. Clear next steps.

Find mail, organise your inbox, plan a meeting and spot suspicious messages.

6 short lessons · Fictional examples
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Safe practice, without real work data.

No email is sent. No Microsoft files are changed. Use fictional information only.

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