Microsoft 365 for Education

Our Microsoft OneNote training is for anyone looking to develop their skills using OneNote as a note-taking and management program. We can deliver small-group training at your workplace to train staff inhouse or provide one on one OneNote training to cover specific skills that you need in your role. Whether you’re returning to OneNote after some time in another position or needing to get familiarised with OneNote fast, our Sydney OneNote training is for you.

Our OneNote courses are perfect for teachers and educators wishing to use OneNote within the classroom. Learn to use inclusive writing tools including immersive reader and dictation tools.

Our Microsoft OneNote courses are perfectly suited to the education industry including primary, secondary and tertiary levels. OneNote provides dedicated functionality specifically for education and use of OneNote in the classroom.

Our trainers have over 12 years experiencing conducting professional development for teachers and can assist you with practical ways to integrated OneNote into your classroom.

Using your current version of Microsoft Office (2013, 2016, 2019 or Office 365), our OneNote training covers everything you need to know to make the most of OneNote’s powerful features. Starting with the basics, we teach you how to navigate OneNote notebooks, create a notebook, add sections and pages, add various element types including text, images, and tables, work with note containers, use tables for layout, utilise drawing tools, use tags, create custom templates, use immersive reader, print and export notebooks, apply security features and share your notebooks with others.

We offer one Microsoft OneNote course which covers everything you need to know as an end-user. 

Our Microsoft OneNote training is delivered face-to-face in Sydney, usually at your workplace (but we can organise an offsite venue if preferred). Face-to-face training provides the opportunity to share OneNote tips and tricks that are not easily shared online. Our hands-on training gives you the chance to use your own computer to practice your skills and reinforce learning. We believe that if you don’t play around with OneNote yourself, you won’t get the most from your learning.

While we prefer the hands-on approach of face-to-face training, we also deliver live Microsoft OneNote training via Microsoft Teams or Zoom. During online Microsoft OneNote training sessions, our trainer tailors the content to suit your needs, sharing their screen and answering questions in real-time to reinforce learning. Following the online OneNote course you have access to free ongoing email support to answer your questions and further develop your new skills.

Our Sydney OneNote training courses are full-day sessions, covering everything you need to know. Our trainer comes to you, so you can select a day that best suits your business and minimise unnecessary travel for your staff. Generally, classes start at 9:00 am and finish around 4:00 pm, but we can customise these times to suit your needs, offering half-day or shorter sessions if required.

During our Microsoft OneNote training, you’ll have the option to purchase a detailed training manual to support your learning (note, manuals are not included in our training fees). Following the completion of the Microsoft OneNote training course, you will also be provided with on-going support via email. We don’t place any time limits on this support, so you can access this service as needed, as long as your support queries remain related to the content covered in the training session.

Our Sydney OneNote training courses are delivered by qualified trainers who hold a Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (TAE40110) and have experience across the suite of Microsoft Office products. This means you’ll gain both the theoretical and practical knowledge you need to master OneNote. In most cases, your trainer will be Belinda Anderson, a Microsoft software trainer with a Certificate IV in Training & Assessment and over 19 years’ experience in the training industry.