For the Best Training You Need the Best Trainer!
People often tell me: "I wish I knew what you know." Well, that's
easily done! Let me train you and your colleagues to make the best
use of your skills and get the best from your Microsoft Office
programs.
Do You Like What You See Here?
Take a look around my web site. Do you like the way useful topics
are explained in clear, easy-to-follow tutorials? Lots of people
write to me to tell me that they find my style helpful and easy to
understand, and that it has helped them to master topics they
previously found difficult to grasp. Now you can get that help and
learn those skills first hand with personal training for you and
your colleagues.
Do You Want the Best Training You Can Get?
I work as a Microsoft Office trainer and developer. As a trainer
I provide all levels of Microsoft Office training from beginner to
advanced user, and beyond to programming with VBA. As a developer I
build applications, most often in Excel and Access, tailored to the
needs of my business clients so that their program does exactly the
job they need. You can read more about me by clicking the
About link here or from my homepage.
What's the Next Step?
Take a look at the Course Outlines
page to get an idea of the sort of training I offer, but remember, I
can tailor the training you receive to your exact requirements. You
can pick-and-mix course topics and build a training course that
really suits your needs.
You can fill in a TNA questionnaire from the
Training Needs Analysis page to help you
establish your current skills level and enable me to plan a schedule
of training appropriate to you skills and requirements.
Contact Me
You can contact me, Martin Green, at any stage to discuss
your requirements or to get some advice on planning your Microsoft
Office training. You can make the initial contact by email at
training@fontstuff.com. I live near London, England but travel
far and wide for my clients both in the United Kingdom and abroad.
So wherever you are, if you need me, I'm just an email away! |