The demand for IT professionals in all areas of IT remain consistently high. Undertaking a career in IT will ensure better job prospects, better quality of life and give you the facility to earn more money. Many of our previous students are reaping the rewards of working in the Industry, enjoying high incomes.

We offer a wide range of computer courses to help students achieve their goals.

The courses are designed so the student can learn at their own pace around their work, social and family lives.

Humphries IT professional courses will help you learn how to write, test and debug programs which are essentially a series of logical instructions. This particular series of courses teaches you how to develop programs involving the C# development language. You could be developing programs or �software� for a wide variety of applications such as the internet and for a wide range of organisations from banks to local County Councils.

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Office 2007

Introduction: We offer two one-day courses. The first day covers Windows Vista, Word and Outlook 2007, and the second covers Excel and PowerPoint 2007.These courses can be run together as a two-day course, or customised for a bespoke one-day session. New Features: Although we deliver one-day New Features courses on Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Access 2007. For those who want a quick overview, our one-day Office 2007 New Features course covers the main changes in Excel, Word and PowerPoint 2007.

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Web Design 1

This course introduces students to (X)HTML, emphasizing semantic use of elements and the benefits of using standards-based, valid code. The use of CSS is discussed to separate content from presentation in order to decrease maintenance time, speed up development, improve download speed, and design capabilities. Students will employ web standards concepts to create a small> brochure-ware website that uses global style sheets.

Access Database

Microsoft Access is a Database Management Systems (DBMS). For those new to databases, a database is essentially a group of tables containing data, which could be related to data held within other tables There are a number of database systems to choose from including: Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Filemaker, IBM DB2 and MySQL. Microsoft Access is part of the MS Office software package and will be found within most businesses. It is thought that the Microsoft
database Access package is the most used DBMS in businesses and at home.

Benefits:- The benefits of using Microsoft Access as your DBMS are:-
- You can find information quickly and easily using queries.
- Use wizards to create forms and reports.
- Create many reports with different views of your information.
- Share the database with your colleagues so you do not duplicate data entry.
- Perfect for individuals, small businesses or departments within large corporations.