Empower Students to become self-reliant by mastering essential computer applications for self-employment and freelance work.
Provide Practical Skills in industry-standard software like MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access.
Boost Productivity by enabling learners to apply digital skills in daily tasks, office environments, and entrepreneurial ventures.
Enhance Career Growth by developing proficiency in digital documentation, data management, presentations, email communication, and database handling.
Enable Self-Employment Opportunities by helping learners gain competencies needed for freelance work, digital business management, and office automation.
Course Overview:
The course focuses on practical applications of computer skills needed for both career growth and self-employment. Students will explore Microsoft Office tools, widely used in various industries and self-employment ventures. Each subject will cover beginner to advanced levels of skill-building, with real-world case studies, assignments, and projects designed to enhance understanding and proficiency.
This course emphasizes flexibility, allowing learners to modify the contents to suit their local business environment and job market requirements. Practical assignments and projects will focus on entrepreneurial skills like creating business reports, designing presentations for client pitches, managing customer databases, and streamlining communications through email management.
Course Teaching Methodology:
Hands-on Learning: Focus on practical application over theory.
Live Projects and Case Studies: Real-world business scenarios and assignments tailored to students' needs and self-employment goals.
Interactive Classes: In-class group projects, presentations, and role-play for email and document management.
Modular Approach: Divided into self-contained modules, each focusing on a specific application with flexibility for customization based on learner requirements.
Supportive Learning Environment: Personalized mentorship and guidance to allow students to integrate learning into their self-employment ventures.
Importance for Learner in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
Career Growth: Mastering these computer applications will significantly improve job prospects, especially for positions requiring document handling, data processing, presentations, and communication.
Self-Employment: The skills gained will enable students to create professional documents, analyze business data, manage client communications, and handle databases—all crucial for managing small businesses, freelance services, or online enterprises.
Freelance Opportunities: Proficiency in these applications opens up various freelancing roles such as virtual assistant, data entry specialist, document editor, social media manager, etc.
Syllabus Structure:
Module 1: Microsoft Word (24 Hours)
Objective: Enable students to create professional documents such as reports, letters, business proposals, and more.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to MS Word Interface
Creating, Saving, and Formatting Documents
Paragraphs, Text Alignment, Bullets & Numbering
Page Layout, Margins, Headers & Footers
Tables, Columns, and Text Boxes
Templates and Styles for Business Documents
Advanced Features: Mail Merge, Macros, Citations & References
Proofing and Editing Tools
Creating eBooks and PDFs for Self-Publishing
Practical Assignment: Create a business proposal document using templates and advanced formatting tools.
Module 2: Microsoft Excel (30 Hours)
Objective: Equip students with data analysis, management, and reporting skills for business operations.
Topics Covered:
Excel Interface and Basic Formulas
Data Entry, Formatting Cells, and Managing Worksheets
Basic Functions: SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, IF
Conditional Formatting, Data Validation, and Data Sorting
Data Visualization: Charts, Graphs, and Pivot Tables
Advanced Formulas: VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH
Working with Large Datasets and Data Consolidation
Introduction to Macros for Automation
Financial Calculations for Small Businesses
Practical Assignment: Prepare a financial report using Pivot Tables and advanced Excel formulas.
Module 3: Microsoft PowerPoint (18 Hours)
Objective: Teach students how to design impactful presentations for business pitches and client meetings.
Topics Covered:
PowerPoint Interface and Slide Layouts
Designing Professional Presentations
Adding Animations and Transitions
Inserting Multimedia: Images, Audio, and Video
Slide Master and Consistent Themes
Charts, Graphs, and Data Visualizations in PowerPoint
Preparing Business Pitches, Client Presentations, and Proposals
Practical Assignment: Create a complete business pitch presentation with animations, multimedia, and data charts.
Module 4: Microsoft Outlook (12 Hours)
Objective: Enable students to manage professional communications and emails effectively.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to MS Outlook Interface
Setting up Email Accounts and Managing Folders
Composing, Formatting, and Organizing Emails
Using Calendars for Scheduling Meetings and Reminders
Creating Contacts, Contact Groups, and Task Management
Outlook Rules, Filters, and Junk Mail Management
Integrating Outlook with Other Office Applications
Professional Email Etiquette and Client Communication
Practical Assignment: Organize and manage a small business's email communication and calendar using Outlook.
Module 5: Microsoft Access (24 Hours)
Objective: Develop skills to create and manage business databases for storing customer, product, or sales data.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to MS Access Interface and Database Concepts
Designing and Creating Tables for Small Businesses
Relationships between Tables, Primary Keys, and Foreign Keys
Creating Forms for Data Entry
Queries: Extracting Data Using Simple and Advanced Queries
Reports: Generating Business Reports from Database
Data Import/Export and Linking with Excel
Macros in Access for Workflow Automation
Database Security and Backup Solutions
Practical Assignment: Build a database for customer management and generate sales reports using queries and forms.
Career Opportunities Post Completion:
Freelance Data Entry Operator
Document Specialist
Administrative Assistant
Virtual Assistant
Small Business Manager
Freelance Business Consultant
Presentation Designer
Data Analyst for Small Businesses
This syllabus is designed to be adaptive, meaning it can be modified based on regional business needs, student backgrounds, or the current demand in the Indian job market.
Course Title: MS Office (Skill Development)
Course Duration: 120 Hours (Part-Time)
Course Objectives:
Empower Students to become self-reliant by mastering essential computer applications for self-employment and freelance work.
Provide Practical Skills in industry-standard software like MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access.
Boost Productivity by enabling learners to apply digital skills in daily tasks, office environments, and entrepreneurial ventures.
Enhance Career Growth by developing proficiency in digital documentation, data management, presentations, email communication, and database handling.
Enable Self-Employment Opportunities by helping learners gain competencies needed for freelance work, digital business management, and office automation.
Course Overview:
The course focuses on practical applications of computer skills needed for both career growth and self-employment. Students will explore Microsoft Office tools, widely used in various industries and self-employment ventures. Each subject will cover beginner to advanced levels of skill-building, with real-world case studies, assignments, and projects designed to enhance understanding and proficiency.
This course emphasizes flexibility, allowing learners to modify the contents to suit their local business environment and job market requirements. Practical assignments and projects will focus on entrepreneurial skills like creating business reports, designing presentations for client pitches, managing customer databases, and streamlining communications through email management.
Course Teaching Methodology:
Hands-on Learning: Focus on practical application over theory.
Live Projects and Case Studies: Real-world business scenarios and assignments tailored to students' needs and self-employment goals.
Interactive Classes: In-class group projects, presentations, and role-play for email and document management.
Modular Approach: Divided into self-contained modules, each focusing on a specific application with flexibility for customization based on learner requirements.
Supportive Learning Environment: Personalized mentorship and guidance to allow students to integrate learning into their self-employment ventures.
Importance for Learner in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
Career Growth: Mastering these computer applications will significantly improve job prospects, especially for positions requiring document handling, data processing, presentations, and communication.
Self-Employment: The skills gained will enable students to create professional documents, analyze business data, manage client communications, and handle databases—all crucial for managing small businesses, freelance services, or online enterprises.
Freelance Opportunities: Proficiency in these applications opens up various freelancing roles such as virtual assistant, data entry specialist, document editor, social media manager, etc.
Syllabus Structure:
Module 1: Microsoft Word (24 Hours)
Objective: Enable students to create professional documents such as reports, letters, business proposals, and more.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to MS Word Interface
Creating, Saving, and Formatting Documents
Paragraphs, Text Alignment, Bullets & Numbering
Page Layout, Margins, Headers & Footers
Tables, Columns, and Text Boxes
Templates and Styles for Business Documents
Advanced Features: Mail Merge, Macros, Citations & References
Proofing and Editing Tools
Creating eBooks and PDFs for Self-Publishing
Practical Assignment: Create a business proposal document using templates and advanced formatting tools.
Module 2: Microsoft Excel (30 Hours)
Objective: Equip students with data analysis, management, and reporting skills for business operations.
Topics Covered:
Excel Interface and Basic Formulas
Data Entry, Formatting Cells, and Managing Worksheets
Basic Functions: SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, IF
Conditional Formatting, Data Validation, and Data Sorting
Data Visualization: Charts, Graphs, and Pivot Tables
Advanced Formulas: VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH
Working with Large Datasets and Data Consolidation
Introduction to Macros for Automation
Financial Calculations for Small Businesses
Practical Assignment: Prepare a financial report using Pivot Tables and advanced Excel formulas.
Module 3: Microsoft PowerPoint (18 Hours)
Objective: Teach students how to design impactful presentations for business pitches and client meetings.
Topics Covered:
PowerPoint Interface and Slide Layouts
Designing Professional Presentations
Adding Animations and Transitions
Inserting Multimedia: Images, Audio, and Video
Slide Master and Consistent Themes
Charts, Graphs, and Data Visualizations in PowerPoint
Preparing Business Pitches, Client Presentations, and Proposals
Practical Assignment: Create a complete business pitch presentation with animations, multimedia, and data charts.
Module 4: Microsoft Outlook (12 Hours)
Objective: Enable students to manage professional communications and emails effectively.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to MS Outlook Interface
Setting up Email Accounts and Managing Folders
Composing, Formatting, and Organizing Emails
Using Calendars for Scheduling Meetings and Reminders
Creating Contacts, Contact Groups, and Task Management
Outlook Rules, Filters, and Junk Mail Management
Integrating Outlook with Other Office Applications
Professional Email Etiquette and Client Communication
Practical Assignment: Organize and manage a small business's email communication and calendar using Outlook.
Module 5: Microsoft Access (24 Hours)
Objective: Develop skills to create and manage business databases for storing customer, product, or sales data.
Topics Covered:
Introduction to MS Access Interface and Database Concepts
Designing and Creating Tables for Small Businesses
Relationships between Tables, Primary Keys, and Foreign Keys
Creating Forms for Data Entry
Queries: Extracting Data Using Simple and Advanced Queries
Reports: Generating Business Reports from Database
Data Import/Export and Linking with Excel
Macros in Access for Workflow Automation
Database Security and Backup Solutions
Practical Assignment: Build a database for customer management and generate sales reports using queries and forms.
Career Opportunities Post Completion:
Freelance Data Entry Operator
Document Specialist
Administrative Assistant
Virtual Assistant
Small Business Manager
Freelance Business Consultant
Presentation Designer
Data Analyst for Small Businesses
This syllabus is designed to be adaptive, meaning it can be modified based on regional business needs, student backgrounds, or the current demand in the Indian job market.
