Stand-Alone Classes

Adobe Illustrator Beginners teaches the tool built for anything that has to scale. Across four live sessions you learn to draw and edit vectors, use the pen tool without fighting it, work with type and color the way a brand requires, and export artwork that stays sharp from a business card to a building. You leave able to make the assets you currently pay someone else for.

Adobe Illustrator Advanced is about precision and speed. Across four live sessions you learn to construct complex artwork accurately rather than approximately, build with symbols and styles so a change propagates instead of repeating, use appearance and effects non-destructively, and prepare production files a printer accepts without a phone call.

Adobe Photoshop Beginners builds the foundation most self-taught users never got. Across four live sessions you learn to edit and retouch properly, understand resolution and color before they ruin a print job, work with layers and selections that hold up, and build a file a colleague can open and change. You leave able to produce work that looks professional because it was made professionally.

Adobe Photoshop Advanced turns a capable user into a fast one. Across four live sessions you learn smart objects and adjustment layers that make revision trivial, advanced masking and compositing that hold up at full resolution, actions that automate what you repeat, and production output that meets real specs. The result is work that is faster to make and cheaper to change.

Adobe Photoshop Beginners builds the foundation most self-taught users never got. Across four live sessions you learn to edit and retouch properly, understand resolution and color before they ruin a print job, work with layers and selections that hold up, and build a file a colleague can open and change. You leave able to produce work that looks professional because it was made professionally.

Adobe Photoshop Advanced turns a capable user into a fast one. Across four live sessions you learn smart objects and adjustment layers that make revision trivial, advanced masking and compositing that hold up at full resolution, actions that automate what you repeat, and production output that meets real specs. The result is work that is faster to make and cheaper to change.

Adobe Illustrator Beginners teaches the tool built for anything that has to scale. Across four live sessions you learn to draw and edit vectors, use the pen tool without fighting it, work with type and color the way a brand requires, and export artwork that stays sharp from a business card to a building. You leave able to make the assets you currently pay someone else for.

Adobe Illustrator Advanced is about precision and speed. Across four live sessions you learn to construct complex artwork accurately rather than approximately, build with symbols and styles so a change propagates instead of repeating, use appearance and effects non-destructively, and prepare production files a printer accepts without a phone call.

Adobe InDesign Beginners teaches the tool built for pages. Across four live sessions you learn to set up a document properly, work with master pages and styles so formatting holds across a hundred pages, place and flow text and images without fighting them, and export files a printer accepts. You leave able to produce the reports and brochures you are currently building in the wrong application.

Adobe InDesign Advanced is for documents long enough to hurt. Across four live sessions you learn to structure a book or catalog so it stays consistent, automate the repetitive work with data merge and nested styles, build interactive PDFs, and run a production workflow that catches problems before a printer does.

Microsoft Excel Beginners builds the foundation almost nobody was given. Across two sessions, participants learn to structure a spreadsheet so it can grow, write formulas that do not break when a row moves, format so a reader can follow it, and stop doing by hand what Excel will do for them. The payoff is staff who produce reliable work instead of fragile ones. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Excel Intermediate closes the gap between knowing functions and working efficiently. Across two sessions, participants learn to pull data across sheets and files, build logic that handles the exceptions, clean messy data without retyping it, and summarize thousands of rows into something a manager can read. The payoff is hours back on work that is currently manual. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Excel Advanced turns a capable user into someone who builds tools rather than files. Across two sessions, participants learn to connect and reshape data so a report refreshes instead of being rebuilt, automate the steps they repeat, protect a workbook other people will use, and know when Excel has stopped being the right answer. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Excel Advanced Formulas and Functions is a deep pass on the logic itself. Across two sessions, participants learn to build formulas that handle real exceptions, combine functions without creating something unreadable, work with dates and text that arrive in the wrong shape, and trace a calculation that is producing the wrong answer. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Excel PivotTables teaches the fastest route from raw data to an answer. Across two sessions, participants learn to structure source data so a pivot works, summarize tens of thousands of rows in seconds, slice by any dimension without rebuilding, calculate inside the pivot, and recognize when a pivot is quietly giving them the wrong number. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

The Excel Master Program takes one participant from foundation to automation in a private, coordinated sequence. Across eight sessions, you build from structure and formulas through lookups and logic, into PivotTables, macros, data analysis, and AI-assisted Excel workflows. Because it is one-to-one, the pace follows you and every exercise runs on your own real work. Available by request only, as a private program for a single participant.

Microsoft Power BI Beginners takes a team from manual reporting to a working dashboard. Across four sessions, participants learn to connect and clean data from real sources, build a model that answers questions rather than one table, create reports people can explore themselves, and publish so the numbers refresh without anyone rebuilding them. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Power BI Intermediate is where a report becomes infrastructure. Across four sessions, participants learn to model across multiple sources that disagree, write DAX that survives being filtered, design reports that stay fast as data grows, and use the Power BI service to share, manage, and control analytics across an organization. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Power BI Advanced addresses what happens when analytics succeeds. Across four sessions, participants learn to control who sees which rows, optimize a model that has become slow at scale, apply advanced DAX patterns to genuinely hard questions, govern content across an organization, and work with the Copilot and Fabric capabilities changing how Power BI is used. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft SharePoint teaches the platform your organization is already paying for. Across three sessions, participants learn to navigate and build sites, manage document libraries with versioning that ends the emailed-attachment problem, set permissions that are correct rather than merely convenient, work with lists as lightweight databases, and integrate with Teams and OneDrive so people stop guessing where things live.

Microsoft Outlook Beginners turns the application everyone opens first into one they actually control. Across two sessions, participants learn to organize an inbox that stays organized, use search properly instead of scrolling, schedule meetings that respect other people's time, track tasks so nothing lives only in an email, and write mail that gets a reply.

Microsoft Outlook Advanced is about automation and shared work. Across two sessions, participants learn to build rules and Quick Steps that handle recurring mail in one click, manage delegation and shared mailboxes without chaos, use categories and search folders that surface what matters, and configure Outlook around how they actually work rather than how it shipped.

Microsoft PowerPoint Beginners teaches slides that support a point rather than contain one. Across two sessions, participants learn why the default deck fails, how to use layouts and the slide master so a deck stays consistent, how to show a number so it lands, and how to build something they can actually present from. The payoff is meetings where people look up.

Microsoft PowerPoint Advanced is about production rather than slides. Across two sessions, participants build a branded template the organization can actually use, learn animation and transitions applied with purpose rather than decoration, work with video and multimedia that plays reliably, and set up a workflow so the tenth deck takes a fraction of the first.

Microsoft Word Beginners teaches the application most people have used for twenty years and never learned. Across two sessions, participants learn why documents fall apart, how styles hold formatting in place, how to work with tables and images that stay where you put them, and how to produce a clean, professional document without fighting it. The payoff is staff who stop rebuilding the same file.

Microsoft Word Intermediate is where the hours come back. Across two sessions, participants learn to build templates the whole team can use, run a mail merge that produces two hundred personalized documents from a spreadsheet, automate numbering and cross-references, and set up documents so consistency happens by default rather than by discipline.

Microsoft Word Advanced is for documents long enough and shared enough to cause trouble. Across two sessions, participants learn to structure long documents so sections and numbering behave, collaborate in real time without version chaos, protect and restrict a document that leaves the building, and use Microsoft 365 Copilot on real work with a clear view of where it helps and where it does not.

Adobe Photoshop Beginners builds the foundation most self-taught users never got. Across four live sessions you learn to edit and retouch properly, understand resolution and color before they ruin a print job, work with layers and selections that hold up, and build a file a colleague can open and change. You leave able to produce work that looks professional because it was made professionally.

Adobe Illustrator Beginners teaches the tool built for anything that has to scale. Across four live sessions you learn to draw and edit vectors, use the pen tool without fighting it, work with type and color the way a brand requires, and export artwork that stays sharp from a business card to a building. You leave able to make the assets you currently pay someone else for.

Adobe InDesign Beginners teaches the tool built for pages. Across four live sessions you learn to set up a document properly, work with master pages and styles so formatting holds across a hundred pages, place and flow text and images without fighting them, and export files a printer accepts. You leave able to produce the reports and brochures you are currently building in the wrong application.