AdvanceTo Offers One-Hour Tailored Sessions


AdvanceTo Offers One-Hour Tailored Sessions


* $29.95 - Bring a friend for $20

Time constraints? Take a lesson on a topic of your choice or a goal anytime with a live instructor.

  • Classes are available days, nights and weekends via internet or phone.
  • Office test questions and review in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Outlook;
  • Get an introduction or advanced topics in legal office;
  • (Litigation, corporate, intellectual property, insurance, etc.)

  • Learn Excel and financial basics or advanced chart building or formulas;
  • Create a basic presentation, customize colors and a look or learn animation and sound;
  • PDF editing fundamentals, collaboration, security or use in legal office;
  • Customize Outlook with rules, searches, reminders and tasks saving time greater efficiency and organization;
  • What’s a DMS? Learn to use a document management system such as iManage or DM; or
  • Get help with office tasks or projects with styles, signatures, cover pages, exhibits, conversions, legal filings, mass mailings or invitations via email, mail, etc.

 

Training From an Inside Perspective


Call 888-422-0692, Ext. 1 or 2 to book a class

Christine Kulaka or Louis Ellman.

www.AdvanceTo.com. www.AWalkintheCenter.com. 


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