We recommend a minimum of 2 weeks or 10 sessions training to enable you get a good grasp of the course content, and have adequate practicals. However, computer knowledge is inexhaustible, and you must keep updating your knowledge base.

We aim for a maximum of 2 hours per session, to ensure attention span is maintained.

Yes we do. Even with a  group class, students still have individual attention. A discount will be given depending on the actual number registered for the group class.

Yes. Since it is a personalised class, and not automated response, we basically have 3 time slots namely:
Morning Classes: 8am – 9.30am or 10.00am – 12noon
Afternoon Classes: 1pm – 3pm or 4pm – 6pm
Evening Classes: 8.00pm – 10.00pm (West African Time)

Training is billed with a base price of N5,000 or $10 per hour. Final cost of training is dependent on time slot chosen, duration of course, and present computer knowledge base. Bulk bookings attract discounts!

(No payment will be required until a trial assessment class has been made). This is to ensure that the hardware/ software requirements have been met. As soon as course content, duration, and timing is agreed upon, payment will then be required before the commencement of the training.

No, we are not a software provider. We recommend that you install your required software from these sites: https://Adobe.com https://Corel.com. https://Microsoft.com. We can render assistance for your hardware setup on request.

The beginners guide to any software is a foundational computer appreciation knowledge. Many want to skip this, and launch straight into using the software. This always leads to issues as those software cannot circumvent general computer usage laws.

Microsoft Word is a Word processor, Excel is a spreadsheet application, Access is a Relational Database Management System, PowerPoint is for presentations, CorelDRAW is a vector based graphics software, Photoshop is a bitmap based, or photo editing software. Just like your cutlery – knife, fork, teaspoon…they have various uses based on their design.

Anybody with a flair for any kind of design can use Photoshop. We recently did a training for a fashion designer in Photoshop. It helps him visualise his designs. Photoshop is used for some level of animation also. It’s uses are unlimited.

Anyone that needs to explain any topic or subject can use PowerPoint. It’s an effective aid in communicating your ideas in a visually appealing form. It can be used in making a pitch for a new client, showing performance info for a company, and teaching any subject. When used properly, it can pass across messages in a way written documents cannot. The key is in making the presentation not complicated, use of minimal colours and typefaces.

None is more difficult that the other, it all depends on your interest, and natural abilities. Someone that loves Maths may feel more at home learning Excel than he will do learning Photoshop.

Yes. There are certain jobs that require sections to be done in various software. OLE – Object Linking and Embedding helps with this. If you also use software from the same manufacturer (e.g. Illustrator and Photoshop), certain tools and features are the same, and they are designed to aid your work flow.

It’s like asking should a driver know anything about the fan belt, radiator and others? Is he not just meant to drive? Many people have unwittingly damaged their computers because, they had no knowledge of hardware. Some people have stuck magnets to their computer casing, not knowing it affects the hard drive. The negative effect of dust is an issue many are not aware of. Pressing the power button to turn off a computer is an act that can cause problems for your Operating system, and hard drive. Hardware knowledge is necessary to maintain the health of your computer.