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IT Training Scotland Edinburgh. Computer training courses for microsoft office: word, excel, access, macromedia office 97, office 2000, office xp, macromedia dreamweaver, fireworks, web design, adobe acrobat, windows vista, office 2007

iTrain Scotland offers a wide range of end-user computer training courses delivered by Scotland's premier IT training professionals to a first class standard.

Courses can be delivered in our excellent Edinburgh computer training centre or alternatively delivered on-site at your premises (with the optional use of our mobile training suite). Computer training room & equipment hire available.



	NOVEMBER 2008 :
NEW COMPUTER TRAINING COURSE IN EDINBURGH: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Details>>
Adobe (Macromedia) Dreamweaver CS3 and Fireworks CS3 courses now available Details>>

		CLIENT COMMENTS: "Really good, informative course which I got a lot out of. Will be looking forward to applying the skills I've learned at work! " - Scottish Widows October 07 Click here for more client comments >>
Microsoft Office 2007 courses available Details>>
Microsoft Office 2007 courses available Details>>

We can supply a vast range of desktop computer training courses for all levels- beginner, intermediate, advanced, technical. Our popular courses are in:

- Microsoft Office XP 2003 / 2007
- All other Microsoft programs inc. Project
- Dreamweaver CS3 / Fireworks CS3
- Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional
- Excel / Access Visual Basic (VBA)
- Photoshop CS2 / CS3



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Our existing clients include The Scottish Executive, Standard Life, HBOS, RBS, Sky, Virgin, Scottish Widows, Scottish Natural Heritage, NHS, IBM, BAE, AON, Shetland College, Companies House, BAA, Amey, and The Law Society.

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