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Procrastination. To most people, that is laziness in its purest form, essentially putting off important things to do. In fact, many people feel guilty for procrastinating, yet they still continuously do it.
Learning how to use Microsoft Excel with Pitman Training gives you the skills to make work easier and shows employers that you've taken one of the best Excel courses available.
At Pitman, students have access to an extensive range of career-focused training programmes to help enhance their practical skills and industry expertise.
It stands to reason that having a good grip of the major applications of Microsoft Office will put you in good stead when it comes to securing employment.
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At Pitman Training, we offer a range of courses to help students of all abilities get their foot in the door and get to grips with the fast-paced and rewarding world of IT support.
At Pitman Training, studying in one of our training centres is perfect for helping students utilise all areas of learning.
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Since Sir Isaac Pitman invented shorthand in 1837 and established the first Pitman school in 1870, Pitman Training has enjoyed an unrivalled reputation as an elite training provider for over 180 years. Labelled by Sir Winston Churchill as, “Without equal in the whole world, equipped as it is with every improvement which thought and science can suggest, for the training of students in commercial life,” it’s clear Pitman’s remarkable service to students hasn’t gone unnoticed over the years. Here are some cool facts you may not know about us.
The importance of study and continuous development should not be ignored in this ever-changing job market.
