Target Audience: This course offers an intermediate\ advanced introduction to the key concepts and core elements of working effectively with complex Word documents. It is designed for those experienced in Microsoft Office who work in Word regularly and create a variety of document types.

Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students must have the following pre-requisites:

• Experience in using Microsoft Word, including entering and formatting text; saving, accessing, and printing documents; familiarity with the most common document views.
• Knowledge on how to navigate in a document and at least some experience with basic tools such as Find and Replace, Comments, Bookmarks, Track Changes, AutoText, and AutoCorrect options; the Options dialog box on the Tools menu.
• Additional experience in Word, such as: formatting paragraph styles and applying them in a document; creating and formatting tables using Word; using graphics in a Word document, and some familiarity copying content between Word and other Office applications.

Purpose: After completing the course, students will be able to create or edit complex documents more effectively, in less time; create documents that are more professional-looking as well as being easier to manage for long-term collaboration and editing needs; understand the underlying concepts of Word, in order to take on unfamiliar Word tasks more confidently and more efficiently.