"Very good trainer. Highlighted some great features of InDesign "
J.P. EGGER, Adobe InDesign Level 1
"Very good "
M.B. MGL Group, Telephone Skills
"All very informative "
I.G. Blue Phoenix, Managing your Inbox using Microsoft Outlook
Following this training what are you going to do differently
"Too much to mention "
J.R. James Jones and Sons Ltd, Excel Level 1 Essentials
Following this training what are you going to do differently
"Use Teams effectively "
D.T. Watmos, Outlook Overview and MS Teams for Hosts
"Very informative, good input and time allowed "
S. , Excel Level 3
Any other comments or recommendations
"great use of workshop function rather than a 'talked at session' and good use of relating to own data "
J.C. , Access Advanced Database Design
"All informative, but pivot tables extremely useful "
G.B. The Labour Party, Excel Level 3
Following this training what are you going to do differently
"Use Excel for more intricate functions "
P.T. Hyde Park Source, Excel Level 2
"As someone who had never used power BI previously this was an interesting introduction and an impressive tool that will produce good quality and informative management information. "
Z.B. NHSBSA, Microsoft Power BI Desktop
Following this training what are you going to do differently
"Put the principles into practice autosum named ranges pivot tables "
B.R.H. Quorn Foods, Excel Level 3
"Really good course at an appropriate pace for everyone. I've been to a few courses by ITTS and all have been good "
M.W. Durham County Council, Excel Analysing and Presenting Data with Dashboards and Pivot Tables
Which part of the course did you find particularly valuable
"The ability to have questions answered during the course. Cost allocation process very useful as most people don't know this is possible "
A.F. DeepOcean 1 UK Ltd, Microsoft Project Essentials
"All parts relevant with good training materials "
C.L. Direct Rail Services, Excel Level 2
"[The trainer] was very good at showcasing all the important bits and the banter was great : "
R.B. WestRock, VBA Essentials using Excel