The series of free IT courses announced by Eton Institute in March commenced successfully with over 100 people registering their interest in upgrading their computer skills at an intermediate level.
The first of the many free sessions was held on 05 April in Microsoft Word and 15 participants learnt about the various tools that can be used in creating efficient documents for business and other purposes effortlessly.
Dr. Eli Abi Rached, Managing Director of Eton Institute commented: “Free courses at Eton Institute are conducted every month in different skills such as IT and languages, as part of our ongoing commitment to the community to encourage the acquisition of knowledge and equip people with the right skills to further their career with a sense of accomplishment.”
The series of free courses in IT are conducted twice a week on Sundays and Tuesdays from 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm. The next free course will be held on Tuesday 07 April in Microsoft PowerPoint and Outlook, Excel and Access free one day courses will be conducted on the consecutive Sundays and Tuesdays until the 19 April.
“The free course in Microsoft Word,” A participant commented. “was an excellent training day for me. The trainer was very good and I learnt about tools which I had never imagined were possible while creating impressive documents on Word with no effort.”
The series of free courses in IT are nearly fully booked; a few places are still available in selected sessions but not for long. Please call toll free 800eton (3866) to book a place now. You can also email info@eton.ac and request an information pack which will give you all the necessary information about the upcoming courses and related fields.
Eton Institute caters to a wide market, apart from English and Arabic language courses it also offers courses in 17 other languages at the institute, online courses in 31 languages, Kids courses in English, Arabic, French, Spanish, German and Italian, IT courses, workshops in corporate training, teacher training, professional development and cultural awareness. For further details and enquiries please visit http://www.eton.ac
