Course Overview
The Microsoft Outlook training is a comprehensive program that provides a deep understanding of Microsoft Outlook. It teaches participants how to use Microsoft Outlook email for official communication. From setting up Outlook to managing and connecting to various emails, this course takes participants through all the fundamental concepts of using MS Outlook. As a platform that offers solutions for all enterprise-level communications, gaining expertise in Microsoft Outlook can give professionals a competitive edge in the job market. This course is best suited for anyone wanting to learn how to operate Outlook. Completing this course will enable participants to manage their email communications, calendar events, contact information, and other enterprise-level communication tasks.
Course Outcome
Successful completion of the Microsoft Outlook course will help you to:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of the basic features of Microsoft Outlook.
- Learn how to navigate the interface, create and manage email messages, and use the calendar and task features.
- Understand how to sort and filter messages, create folders and categories, and use rules and alerts.
- Learn how to use the calendar and task features of Microsoft Outlook to schedule appointments and meetings, manage tasks and to-do lists, and track deadlines and priorities.
- Learn how to share calendars and schedules.
- Explore how to collaborate on tasks and projects, and use the contact and address book features.
Demand & Opportunities
Microsoft Outlook is a widely used email management software and proficiency in using it is considered a basic requirement for many jobs. Professionals with Microsoft Outlook skills are in demand across a range of industries and job roles.
Target Audiance
- Administrative Professionals: Office managers and administrative assistants seeking to enhance their email and calendar management skills.
- Sales Executives: Sales professionals looking to improve their organizational and communication abilities.
- Customer Service Representatives: Customer service staff aiming to streamline their email communications and manage customer interactions more effectively.
- Project Managers: Project managers needing to better coordinate schedules, tasks, and team communications.