Course Title:
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MS Outlook 2007: Proficient
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College:
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College SA
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School:
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Computer School
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Programme Type:
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College SA Programme
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Partner Institute:
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Not Applicable
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Award Type:
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Certificate
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Award Issued by:
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College SA |
SAQA NQF Level:
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Not Applicable |
Membership:
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Not Applicable
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Course Duration:
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3 – 6 months
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Entrance Criteria:
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Access to a computer and ability to read and write in English
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Fees:
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Click Here to request the Course Fee
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WHAT IS MS OUTLOOK?
Microsoft Outlook is the email client (or programme) included with the Microsoft Office suite. MS Outlook is designed to work as an independent personal information manager, as an Internet mail client, or in conjunction with the Microsoft Exchange Server for group scheduling, email, and task management. It manages email, calendars, contacts, tasks, to-do lists, and documents or files on the hard drive. Outlook helps you communicate through email, phone support, and group scheduling capabilities. Outlook also helps you share information by means of public folders, forms, and Internet connectivity.
COURSE STRUCTURE SUMMARY
Microsoft Outlook 2007: Proficient consists of the following Units:
- Unit 1: Getting Started
- Unit 2: E-mail
- Unit 3: E-mail Management
- Unit 4: Contact Management
- Unit 5: Tasks
- Unit 6: Appointments and Events
- Unit 7: Meeting Requests and Responses
ASSESSMENT AND AWARD
You have to successfully complete and submit assignments in order to pass this course. Once you have successfully completed the assignments prescribed by College SA, you will be awarded a College SA Certificate of completion in MS Outlook 2007: Proficient.
WHY SHOULD I STUDY MS OUTLOOK?
No matter what job you currently have, or want to have, if you have to use a computer, then chances are that you will have to know how to operate MS Outlook. If a computer is loaded with Microsoft software, then MS Outlook will be the standard email and calendar programme. MS Outlook is a must-have for anybody and everybody!
IS MS OUTLOOK 2007: PROFICIENT THE RIGHT COURSE FOR YOU?
Do this quick and easy questionnaire to find out if MS Outlook 2007: Proficient is the right course for you. Answer either YES or NO.
- Do you currently work in a job that requires you to have basic computer knowledge?
- Are you considering applying for a job that states basic computer knowledge as a prerequisite?
- Would you like to study a short course that will quickly increase your computer knowledge and abilities?
- Has your boss or manager told you that you need to improve your knowledge of MS Outlook?
- Does your job require you to set up meetings?
- Does your job require you to send out a lot of emails?
- Would you like to improve your knowledge of how to manage your calendar and your appointments with MS Outlook?
If you answered YES to more than three of these questions, then MS Outlook 2007: Proficient is the RIGHT course for you. We recommend that you register for this course right away!
Call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to take the next step.
If you did not answer YES to more than five of the questions, then perhaps you should consider one of our other courses or fill in the Form at the bottom of this page and we will contact you. Alternatively, call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to speak to one of our friendly Student Registrars and they can help you determine which is the right course for you.
OTHER COURSES YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN
- MS Word Proficient
- MS Word 2007 Proficient and Expert
- MS Excel 2007 Proficient
- MS Excel 2007 Proficient and Expert
- MS PowerPoint 2007 Proficient
- MS PowerPoint 2007 Proficient and Expert
Call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to find out how you can register for one of these courses.
DID YOU KNOW?
As soon as you have successfully completed MS Outlook 2007: Proficient, you can register for the next level course – MS Outlook 2007: Expert.
COURSE STRUCTURE: DETAILED OUTCOMES
Unit 1: Getting Started
- Topic A: The program window
- Topic B: Outlook Today
- Topic C: Getting Help
Unit 2: E-mail
- Topic A: E-mail accounts
- Topic B: Reading e-mail messages
- Topic C: Creating and sending e-mail messages
- Topic D: Working with messages
- Topic E: Attachments
Unit 3: E-mail Management
- Topic A: Message Options
- Topic B: E-mail security
- Topic C: Junk e-mail
- Topic D: Search folders
- Topic E: Printing messages
Unit 4: Contact Management
- Topic A: Managing contacts
- Topic B: Distribution lists
- Topic C: Electronic business cards
Unit 5: Tasks
- Topic A: Working with tasks
- Topic B: Managing tasks
Unit 6: Appointments and Events
- Topic A: Creating and sending appointments
- Topic B: Modifying appointments
- Topic C: Calendar Views
- Topic D: Events
Unit 7: Meeting Requests and Responses
- Topic A: Meeting requests
- Topic B: Meeting request responses
- Topic C: Managing meeting responses
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
Your personal computer should have:
- Windows Vista Operating System
- Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook)
- Windows Explorer (5 or later) or any compatible Web Browser
- A keyboard and a mouse
- A Pentium 233 MHz or higher processor
- 128MB of RAM
- 260 MB of free hard-disk space to install Windows
- A CD-ROM drive or network connection to install (register) the software
- A super-VGA monitor, resolution 1 024 X 768, 32 bit
- An Internet connection so that you can e-mail your tutor.
You will use your personal computer for the following purposes:
- To complete the ‘Do It!’ activities in your student manual
- To communicate with your tutor via e-mail
- To access supplementary material on the World Wide Web
INTERESTED? WANT TO FIND OUT MORE?
If you would like to find out more about MS Outlook 2007: Proficient, fill in this short Form and then one of our friendly Student Registrars will respond to your questions and will provide you with all the information you need.
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