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Training is a very subjective part of computers. Most corporations spend more
time and money on new computer systems rather than training their people on how to use
what they already have.
Proper training can propel an unproductive employee into a power computer user who can
learn to multiply their efforts by efficiently using the computer and
their time.
Imagine if everyone at your office really knew
how to effectively use the computer!
Generally the speed at which the user learns, is dependent on the aptitude of the user.
Though we cannot perform magic, we make every effort to relate the computer skills
with the computer user, helping to expose the talents of each individual in a way that
will make them more productive.
Our goal is to minimize the struggle and the learning curve that people go through when
learning how to use a computer. This is a task that is accomplished with our
"person to person training."
All training is done in
person and on site.
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Corporate training is available for up to eight people at a time. This type of
group training is healthy and productive for a group of that size. Larger groups
must be trained in multiple groups of eight.
Rates for group corporate training is a flat fee based on subject matter, time and
travel expenses. There are no extra charges for having up to eight people.
There is a half of a day minimum. Please call us for a quote.
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Customized training is available for software applications that are proprietary to
companies. Normally, a fee is required to learn the program and develop a course to
teach individuals about the software. The advantage to the users is a complete and
thorough understanding of computers and the Windows environment in addition to the
proprietary application.
So, What Can I learn already!?!
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- Learn the Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 program and how to use its many features to
maximize your efforts.
- Learn how to start, close, minimize, maximize and manage your program windows, a must
for all computer users.
- Learn how to use dialog boxes, open up a conversation with the computer. Recognize
the patterns that the computer uses to communicate with you.
- Learn how to setup icons/shortcuts and customize your start menu, desktop, and complete
environment.
- Learn basic hardware so that the unfamiliar becomes familiar and the fear goes away.
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- Learn how to use File Manager or Explorer. Manage your files properly and
understand the file structure on your computer.
- Learn the system hardware and how a computer thinks. This includes BIOS (Basic
Input Output System), installing RAM etc.
- Learn various applications to get the most from your computer. (see below)
- Learn how to backup your computer properly.
- Learn about file associations and the Windows registry.
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- Learn how to upgrade your computer for literally any type of upgrade.
- Learn the in-depth workings of your Word Processor.
- Learn the in-depth workings of your Spreadsheet.
- Learn the in-depth workings of your Database.
- Many other subject matters available. Contact us and we
will customize our course around your needs.
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- Microsoft Windows (all versions)
- Microsoft Office (all versions)
- Microsoft Word (all versions)
- Microsoft Excel (all versions)
- Microsoft PowerPoint (all versions)
- Microsoft Access (all versions)
- Microsoft Explorer (all versions)
- Microsoft DOS (all versions)
- Word Perfect for Windows (all versions)
- Quicken (all versions)
- Quickbooks & Quickbooks Pro (all versions)
- Internet Explorer (all versions)
- Netscape (all versions)
- Corel Draw and other design programs
- Communications software
MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED HERE.
REMEMBER, KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
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 Rich
Lehman is a graduate of Virginia Tech 1989 with a Bachelors of Science in
Electrical Engineering (BSEE). After working for several years as an applications
and sales engineer, Rich started his own computer consulting company in 1993.
Based in Richmond Virginia, Rich started off as a jack of all trades and began building
hardware systems and doing general consulting. After working for a year as a sole
proprietor, Rich incorporated his business and started to focus his efforts on building
software for businesses, designing websites, and training companies and individuals.
His efforts paid off well and attracted companies of all kinds from small business to
major corporations including Reynolds Metals and Target Stores.
Rich regards himself as a detail person who does not like to leave an unturned stone -
if its not right, fix it! As a trainer, he likes to analyze things down into their
fundamental parts and convey to those he teaches, the true essence of computers without
all of the complicated hype.
Today, Rich is a husband and father and excited about life and things to come. He regards himself as optimistic and an opportunist. |
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