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Intro to Excel for Business Owners - Part II

Instructor: Jim Sweeney (Biography)

Jim Sweeney developed his computer skills using Microsoft Office Excel, Power Point and Word over the thirteen years he spent as a budget analyst and operations planner for the United States Navy. Jim has been using personal computer spreadsheets and word processors on the job over the past thirty years. Jim serves as the Education Director for the Rogue Area Seniors Computer Assistance League (RASCAL); and earned a Bachelor’s degree in History and a Masters of Business Administration degree.
Add to your business toolbox with additional Microsoft Excel functionality. Learn to manage and manipulate data and create various chart types to display your business information at a glance. Bring a thumb drive to save your work. Consists of two sessions.

Continuing Education Credits 
All SBDC business courses are approved for continuing education credits for Construction Contractor Residential C/E, Landscape Contractor C/E and Massage Therapy C/E. You receive 1 CEU for each hour of class instruction. Please inform the SBDC when registering (541) 956-7494 if you need a certificate to document your CE credits so we can provide it at the end of your class.

Summer Term 2022

Day Dates Time Place
Monday & Wednesday 8/22-8/24 6-8 p.m. RWC V-Lab

Fall Term 2022

Day Dates Time Place
Monday & Wednesday 10/24-10/26 6-8 p.m. RWC V-Lab
The cost for this class is $87.

TO REGISTER AND PAY FOR THESE CLASSES:
Go to the following Oregon RCC SBDC Web Site
Click on “Our Classes” > “Search” and then locate classes for which you wish to register.
Complete registration information and pay with PayPal.

Testimonies: “Jim is an excellent instructor. He made working Excel so much less intimidating for me. He also worked hard to address the individual needs of those in the class”.  Gennifer Martel. 

“I really appreciate the time and patience that Jim Sweeney puts into teaching me the course. Thank you very much.” Joy Waters.