How to Pass New CLAIT 2006 using Microsoft Office 2003

Designed to help you to study for New CLAIT 2006. This work shows how to carry out activities such as opening the appropriate software package to changing the look of a graph, adding a new slide to a presentation or inserting the correct picture into your publication. It includes help in avoiding mistakes - some of these, known as critical errors.

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With millions of people still using Office 2003, this version of the qualification is ever popular. Its suite of modules has been designed to be flexible, relevant and progressive, providing a single coherent pathway that is suitable for IT users everywhere. This new textbook uses the successful and acclaimed How To Pass formula to deliver complete and comprehensive coverage of all eight modules offered in the NewCLAiT 2006 course. Courses leading to a NewCLAiT qualification will equip learners with the basic range of transferable skills necessary to meet the demands of the modern workplace, and will prepare learners for progression to further training and accreditation in IT User skills at Level 2 and Level 3. Every question and exercise in the book has been designed to allow students to assess their progress and learning and help them prepare for - and pass - the CLAiT exam with confidence.
Key features include an overview of the qualification, how to carry out activities such as formatting graphs and presentations, exercises to practice the skills they've learned, a full glossary of all terms used on the course and self-assessment checklists to ensure they pass with flying colours every time.