This course is designed to equip learners with foundational and advanced skills in Microsoft Word to enhance productivity, ensure document quality, and streamline workflow. Participants will learn how to create professional documents, collaborate effectively, and automate repetitive tasks.
3 Days (6 hours per day) – Includes theory, practical exercises, and Q&A sessions
Navigating the Word interface
Creating, saving, and opening documents
Understanding file formats (.docx, .pdf, .dotx)
Applying and modifying fonts, sizes, and colors
Paragraph alignment, spacing, and indentation
Using bullets, numbering, and multilevel lists
Inserting headers, footers, and page numbers
Creating and applying Styles for consistent formatting
Using Themes to unify design across documents
Customizing and using Templates for repeatable layouts
Inserting and formatting tables for structured data
Creating and editing charts (bar, line, pie, etc.)
Using SmartArt to visually represent processes or hierarchies
Using Mail Merge for personalized emails, letters, and labels
Connecting Word to Excel or Outlook data sources
Previewing and finalizing bulk output
Enabling and using Track Changes
Adding and managing Comments
Understanding version control and document history
Co-authoring and sharing documents using OneDrive/SharePoint
Creating and running macros for repetitive tasks
Using Quick Parts and Building Blocks to reuse content
Automating cover pages, footers, and standard paragraphs
Ensuring document accessibility for all users
Using the Accessibility Checker
Formatting documents for screen readers
Adding alt text to images, charts, and tables
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Create polished, professional, and consistent documents
Collaborate efficiently with colleagues and clients
Use automation tools to increase productivity
Ensure documents are accessible and inclusive
Administrative professionals
HR and communications teams
Analysts, educators, and project managers
Anyone seeking to improve their Microsoft Word proficiency
Basic computer literacy
Familiarity with Microsoft Windows environment