Learn the basics of creating a presentation in the UCOL free Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint course.
Locations: UCOL Manawatū in Palmerston North, UCOL Whanganui, UCOL Wairarapa in Masterton
Duration: Flexible days and times to complete 40 hours of learning.
Dates:Semester 2, 2024:Palmerston NorthMon, 9am–12pm & 5pm-7pmTue, 9am–12pm & 5pm-7pmWed, 9am–12pmThur, 9am–12pmFri, 9am–12pmWhanganuiMon & Tue, 9am-11am & 5pm-7pmMastertonMon, 4pm-6pmWed, 4pm-6pmFri, 4pm-5pm
Domestic Fees: *Nil fees
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International Fees:*Not applicable
Additional Fees Compulsory course costs may apply.
* Fees are indicative only, and are inclusive of the student services levy and GST (goods and services tax). The fee shown is for one year of study.
Following on from the UCOL Introduction to Computing course, continue your learning experience with this Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint Course.
Effective presentations are organised, have a logical structure and look professional. Learn how to tell a story supported by an effective presentation in the UCOL Introduction to PowerPoint course - 40 hours of free learning at your own pace in a facilitated environment. It's free and it's easy.
You choose the hours you wish to study and the facilitators are there to assist you when you need it.
Learn, update or refresh the essential presentation skills needed to get connected, take on tertiary study, or get ahead in your job.
At the completion of this course you can elect to enrol into one of the 40 hour related programmes below.
The course covers basic presentation skills including:
Previous Related ProgrammesUCOL's Introduction to PowerPoint course was formerly known as Free and Easy.
Open entry. No previous academic qualifications needed.
For more information about NCEA Credits see the UCOL NCEA explained page.
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