| English with MS Office |
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| General English |
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Our General English programme offers you a balance of new language input and
practice with fluency, writing, reading, listening and pronunciation, using modern
course books and a wide range of our resource materials.You will be expected to
participate in pair work, group work and be as active as possible in the classroom.
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| Aims |
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General English courses at CGC aim to allow students to:
- improve their reading, writing, listening & speaking skills
- increase their English vocabulary
- gain confidence with the English language
- put the knowledge they gain in class to every day use
- make steady progress through each level
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| Course Design |
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- A course book is assigned to each level that is used every day in class. It is
very important for students to buy this course book as it provides the basis of
the course. A new course book is assigned each term.
- Supplementary materials are also used to add variety and consolidate the course
book- based work.
- Teachers may set homework from time to time. Students are expected to complete
all homework assignments.
- Every week there is revision of the work done in the previous week. As we
operate a continuous enrolment system, new students join the class all of the
time. By revising functions, tenses and lexis, new students are not left behind.
We also believe that revision and reinforcement are necessary learning tools.
- Terms are usually ten weeks long. Every ten weeks there is a class test based on
the work that has recently been covered. This test helps students monitor their
own progress. Students who pass the test may move up to the next level on the
Monday after the test.
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| MS Office |
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| Course Contents: |
- MS Access
- MS Excel
- MS PowerPoint
- MS Word
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| MS Access 2003 or 2007 |
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| Table of Contents: |
- Database Fundamentals
- The User Interface
- Creating Databases
- Creating Tables
- Working with Table Records
- Creating Relational Databases
- Using Select Queries
- Calculations in Your Queries
- Creating Forms and Controls
- Creating and Using Reports
- Enhancing Forms and Reports
- Working with External Data
- Adding Security
- Access and the Web
- Speed Up a Database Application
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| MS Excel 2003 or 2007 |
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| Table of Contents: |
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Creating Workbooks
- Modifying Worksheets
- Formatting Worksheets
- Printing Workbooks
- Working with Formulas
- Working with Basic Functions
- Enhancing Worksheets
- Using Templates, Styles and Auto formats
- Charts
- Finding and Replacing Data
- Importing and Exporting Data
- Using Multiple Worksheets
- Manipulating the Screen Display
- Working with Advanced Functions
- Formulas and Text
- Pivot Tables
- Macros
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| MS PowerPoint 2003 or 2007 |
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| Table of Contents: |
- Getting Started
- Beginning a Presentation
- Formatting Text Slides
- Working with Tables and Charts
- Adding Organization Charts and Diagrams
- Adding Images to a Presentation
- Modifying Objects
- Adding Special Effects
- Creating Templates
- Creating Web Presentations
- Collaborating in PowerPoint
- Preparing to Deliver a Presentation
- Delivering a Presentation
- Printing
- Getting Help
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| MS Word 2003 or 2007 |
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| Table of Contents: |
- Introduction
- Getting into Word
- Creating and Saving Documents
- Editing Documents
- Formatting Text
- Styles
- Using Automatic Text Features
- Formatting Paragraphs
- Formatting Document Pages
- Using Find and Replace
- Using Proofing Tools
- Taking Control of Your Documents
- Using Shared Workspaces
- Printing Documents, Envelopes and Labels
- Working with Graphics
- Working with Columns
- Working with Tables
- Working with Templates
- Integrating Word Files with Other Applications
- Getting Help
- Working with Toolbars
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