Complete beginners who want to learn Microsoft Word from scratch
Students needing to create clean, well-formatted assignments and reports
Job seekers preparing for office or administrative roles
Office professionals who want to strengthen their document creation skills
Career changers transitioning into administrative, HR, customer service, or office support roles
Small business owners needing to prepare letters, proposals, and business documents
Adult learners returning to education or the workforce
Anyone who feels overwhelmed by Word and wants a simple, guided introduction
Beginner-friendly lessons designed for absolute beginners
Hands-on practice creating real documents and layouts
Step-by-step guidance for easy, stress-free learning
Learn core formatting skills for text, paragraphs, lists, and tables
Insert and format images, graphics, and visual elements
Use headers, footers, styles, and themes for professional documents
Master essential typing tips and keyboard shortcuts
Build practical MS Word skills for work, school, and daily tasks
Microsoft Word Training for Beginners is a free, beginner-friendly course designed to help you confidently create, format, and manage professional documents. Whether you are new to MS Word, preparing for office work, or looking to strengthen your digital productivity skills, this course offers a clear and practical starting point.
Through simple, step-by-step lessons and hands-on practice, you’ll learn how to create and save documents, format text and paragraphs, insert tables and images, work with headers and footers, apply styles and themes, and prepare documents for printing. You’ll also learn essential keyboard shortcuts and typing tips to improve your speed and efficiency. No prior experience is required—this course is intentionally crafted for absolute beginners.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to produce clean, well-formatted documents and use Microsoft Word confidently for school, work, or everyday tasks. You will also be ready to continue your learning with more advanced MS Office and productivity courses.
This is a beginner-friendly course with no prior Microsoft Word experience required.
Learners only need:
Basic computer skills such as using a mouse and keyboard
Ability to open and save files
Access to a computer or laptop with Microsoft Word installed (any recent version is fine)
Basic English reading and typing skills
Willingness to practice during the course
If someone has completed your Computer Fundamentals for Beginners course, they are fully prepared for this class.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Create, open, and save Word documents using best practices for file organization.
Format text effectively using fonts, colors, styles, and layout tools.
Improve typing speed and accuracy with built-in Word support features.
Format paragraphs using alignment, spacing, indents, and tab stops.
Use essential editing tools such as cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, and Find & Replace.
Insert and format tables to organize information clearly.
Add images and graphics, adjust layouts, and apply visual effects.
Work with headers, footers, and page numbers to structure documents professionally.
Create bulleted, numbered, and multilevel lists to present information clearly.
Apply styles and themes for consistent and professional-looking documents.
Adjust page layout settings such as margins, orientation, and page size.
Use print settings effectively and export documents as PDFs.
Apply time-saving keyboard shortcuts to work faster and more efficiently.
Microsoft Word is one of the most widely required skills in today’s workplaces. Completing this course helps you build the foundational document-creation and formatting skills needed for a variety of entry-level positions, including:
Administrative Assistant
Office Assistant / Office Clerk
Receptionist / Front Desk Coordinator
Customer Service Representative
Data Entry Operator
HR Assistant
Project Coordinator (Entry-Level)
Sales & Marketing Support Assistant
School or Non profit Support Staff
Healthcare Office Support Roles
Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Word
Overview of the Word interface
Ribbon, tabs, groups, and commands
Understanding the document workspace
Opening, creating, and closing documents
Module 2: Creating and Saving Documents
Starting a new document
Saving, renaming, and organizing Word files
Using Save As (PDF, DOCX)
Best practices for file management
Module 3: Text Formatting Essentials
Changing font type, size, and color
Bold, italic, underline
Highlighting text
Using the Format Painter
Module 4: Improve Your Typing Speed
Basic typing techniques
Using Word’s spelling and grammar tools
AutoCorrect and Quick Suggestions
Hands-on typing practice exercises
Module 5: Paragraph Formatting
Alignment (left, right, center, justify)
Line spacing and paragraph spacing
Indents and tab stops
Managing white space for clean layouts
Module 6: Basic Editing Tools
Cut, copy, paste, undo, redo
Using Find & Replace
Selecting and editing text efficiently
Inserting page breaks
Module 7: Working with Tables
Inserting a table
Adding and deleting rows/columns
Adjusting table layout and design
Applying table styles
Module 8: Inserting Images and Graphics
Adding pictures and online images
Resizing and positioning images
Using shapes and icons
Applying picture styles and effects
Module 9: Using Headers, Footers & Page Numbers
Adding headers and footers
Inserting page numbers
Customizing layout elements
Creating consistent document structure
Module 10: Creating Lists
Bulleted and numbered lists
Multilevel lists
Customizing list styles
Module 11: Styles and Themes
Applying built-in Word styles
Modifying existing styles
Switching themes for a consistent document look
Understanding style hierarchy
Module 12: Page Layout & Orientation
Portrait vs. landscape
Adjusting margins
Setting page size
Creating section breaks
Module 13: Print Settings & Exporting
Print preview
Adjusting page setup
Printing a document
Exporting to PDF
Module 14: Time-Saving Keyboard Shortcuts
Common productivity shortcuts
Formatting shortcuts
Navigation shortcuts
Practice exercises
Microsoft Word remains one of the most widely used tools across every industry—business, education, healthcare, finance, government, and non profit organizations. From creating letters and reports to preparing forms, proposals, and documentation, Word proficiency is considered a baseline requirement for most entry-level and administrative roles.
As more workplaces transition to digital workflows, employers expect candidates to demonstrate strong document creation and formatting skills. Individuals without MS Word knowledge often face challenges when applying for office or clerical roles, submitting assignments, or completing simple workplace tasks.
This course meets the growing demand for:
Job-ready word processing skills among beginners and career changers
Digital literacy training required across industries
Workforce development programs seeking essential computer and MS Office skills
Students and professionals who need to create polished, professional documents
Completing this course gives learners a strong foundation and prepares them for more advanced MS Office training, including Excel, PowerPoint, and Power BI.