Which Excel course level should I choose?
Choose Basic if you are new to Excel or self-taught, Intermediate if you are comfortable with simple formulas but want to sort, filter and summarise data, and Advanced if you build reports every week. Not sure? Tell us what you do in Excel and we will recommend a level.
How long is each Excel course?
Each level is currently a one-day course. Times and dates are arranged with you when you book.
Where does the Excel training take place?
Training is held at our head office at 28 Essex Terrace, Westville, Durban, at your offices, or online.
Will we receive a certificate?
Yes. You can choose an Attendance Certificate, or a Certificate of Competency, which requires a short assessment on the course content. Our courseware is aligned to SAQA unit standards.
Can we book group or one-on-one training?
Both. We train teams in groups, and we also offer one-on-one sessions for people who prefer a personal pace.
How much does Excel training cost?
Pricing depends on the course level, the number of people and where the training happens, so we send a clear quote once we know what your team needs.
Which version of Excel do you train on?
Our current courseware is based on Excel 2021, and the same skills apply in Excel for Microsoft 365. Let us know which version your team uses and we will tailor the examples.
Can Excel training count towards our skills development spend?
It may. Many South African employers record training like this in their Workplace Skills Plan and Annual Training Report, and it may also count towards B-BBEE skills development. The rules depend on your SETA, your scorecard and whether a course is accredited, so please check with your Skills Development Facilitator or verification agent before you book.

Psst, a tip from Bexie: if a total looks too good to be true, click the cell and read the formula. Be exceptional in everything, even your spreadsheets.