Our Microsoft Office courses are free to all University staff and currently take place online on Microsoft Teams. You can book these courses online at http://www.leeds.ac.uk/staffdevelopment. If you are interested in attending a specific course which does not have any dates available, please follow the booking information and sign up to "Express Your Interest".
You can also use this link to search for the course you want, view the syllabus and information about the course, and book online.
Microsoft Office Courses
If you are unsure which course to take, please contact ittraining@leeds.ac.uk for further advice.
When you've booked, you'll:
- get an automated email saying we've received your booking.
- get a second email confirming your place. You place isn't guaranteed until you receive this email. This
may also contain links to course materials and anything you might need to do before, so please read it carefully. - get an Outlook meeting invitation which will be added to your calendar when you accept it.
Cancellations and Account Numbers
Although our courses are free, for cancellations, we ask that you email ittraining@leeds.ac.uk at least 2 working days before the course if you cannot attend as this will allow us to offer your place to someone else on the waiting list. Your department may be charged if you don't attend a course without letting us know. You'll need to give a departmental account number on your booking form, but it will only be used if you don't attend. (Please contact your department for more information about account numbers).
Other Courses
Training on corporate systems such as SAP and Banner is available for University of Leeds staff. Research staff and postgraduate students also have access to courses that are tailored for research topics.
New to the University?
If you are new to the University have a look at the online induction to give you an overview of IT at the University of Leeds. You can revisit it at any time for a refresher.
New to computers?
You can access free technology training resources including computer basics, Microsoft Office and Apple via https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/subjects/tech/.