Business computing
Kingsmore offers a business computing course to prepare you for the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL).
This exam is an internationally recognised qualification in computer skills.
The ECDL is a way to measure competence in computing for both employers and employees.
No computer experience is necessary and this course is an excellent addition to any English language course such as general English, business English or legal English.
Course requirements
- Minimum age:18
- Minimum level of English:Elementary to Pre-Intermediate
Course format
The business computing course consists of 5 x 1 hour per day lessons per week for the duration of 12 weeks. This course is split up into 7 individual modules, allowing the student to gain skills in general computing, Microsoft Windows®, Microsoft Word®, Microsoft Excel®, Microsoft Access®, Microsoft PowerPoint® and Microsoft Outlook®. Each module can also be taken individually, thus shortening the duration of the course.
Word processing
Learn how to effectively use the world's most used text processor. Knowing how to use Word® is an essential skill for anybody who is dealing with administrative work within any business. The Word® module treats the following topics amongst others:
- Working with text and paragraphs
- Borders, graphics and charts
- Page set-up
- Headers and footers
- Tables and tabs
Spreadsheets
Microsoft Excel® is a spreadsheet application used not only in business but in many households for accounts purposes. The Kingsmore business computing course will teach the student how to make the most out of this extremely popular spreadsheet program. This module will give, amongst others, attention to:
- Calculations with formulas
- Using functions
- Styling and formatting documents
- Generating charts and pies
Databases
The business computing course will give the student insight in how to create and manage their own database. Databases are used in almost every business and are one of the most effective ways to store information. This course will explain the student all the aspects of Microsoft Access®, for example:
- General information about databases
- Creating a database
- Pitfalls and database design tips
- Managing a database
Presentations
Giving a presentation is one of the most daunting tasks for most business people. The business computing course will show the student how to create a presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint® and also pays attention on the actual giving of a presentation. Some of the aspects of these modules are:
- Outlining slides
- Formatting your presentation
- Integrating content
- Presenting your presentation
Information and communication
The Internet is the worlds most used platform for sharing information and communication. The Kingsmore business computing course will teach the students all the necessary skills to deal with the Internet. Some of the highlights of this module are:
- Exploring the web
- Finding information
- Using Outlook® to send and receive e-mail
- Security and fundamentals
Many people have used the computer before but do you really know how to use it? The Kingsmore business computing course gives students full control over the computer and let's you explore all of its potential. At the end of a business computing course, the student can choose to take the EDCL exam for any or all of the above modules. Kingsmore will assist the student with the examination registration.
Flexible options - shorter course modules
Students not wishing to take the 12 week course for the EDCL examination can select units from the course syllabus above to form short flexible study options of 2 or 4 weeks. Short business computing study modules can be combined with any Kingsmore International language course.
Additional optional private Study
Students wishing to supplement classes have the option of additional private study using interactive software programmes designed to teach and practice course material. Our private study facilities are available 24 hours to students.
Course tutor
The course is led by an experienced qualified graduate from a leading European University.
Business computing news!
New business computing course proves success
Bournemouth, 17 November 2007 - Kingsmore International has introduced a new vocational course in business computing. The business computing course is designed to help students gain more insight into general computing and popular computer programs such as Windows®, Word® and Excel®. The objective of the business computing course is for students to pass the E... (read more).
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“I have attended a 4 week legal english course. During this period I have improved my english, especially in writing documents and discussing legal matters. I believe that my experience with Kingsmore will be very useful for my job and in the medium term, for my career.„
Giulio Marzella
Clifford Chance
Selvazzano Dentro, Italy
“It was a pleasure to stay with Kingsmore, sharing good moments with teachers, students and members of staff. The learning conditions, atmosphere and the English weather were wonderful, so I have to say thank you I'll come back!„
Dr. M. Steppat
GP
Berlin, Germany
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