Intermediate Computer Skills - Achieve Goals

Enhance your Intermediate Computer Skills and Achieve Your Goals

Having intermediate computer skills is an important step in achieving your training and employment goals. If you already completed the Intermediate Computer Skills online courses, congratulations! You are off to a great start.

• If you haven't completed Intermediate Computer User training, return to the Take Online Courses page, and begin enhancing your computer skills now.
  
• Click here if you are laid off from a job. The Laid Off Worker Assistance area provides guidance and a pathway to achieve re-employment and training goals.
  
• If you're not laid off but are looking at job options begin by following these steps:
• Step 1: Log into your My Illinois workNet account and complete the Interest Profiler (on the left menu after you login). It will help you identify jobs in your interest areas.
• Step 2: Explore occupations that match your interests.
• Step 3: Based on your career pathway, upgrade your computer skills further by completing Intermediate Computer User Online Courses. Click here to learn more about Intermediate Computer User Online Courses.
• Step 4: Connect to other training programs to prepare for the job you want.
• Step 5: Update Your Resume. now that you know more about using computers. Employers look for a brief description of your computer skills on your resume, so it is important to include this information.
• Step 6: Find jobs using the Illinois Job Search Tool.

Elevate America vouchers for Business Worker online courses, Technical Professional online courses and/or Business Certification exams expired October 31, 2009. Vouchers not used by that date cannot be used to enroll in free online courses.

For additional information about Microsoft Elevate America courses and certification exams, contact the Microsoft Service Center at 800-636-7544 or e-learn@Microsoft.com

Note: The cost for enrolling in additional Microsoft E-Learning courses, and taking Microsoft Certification exams, is the responsibility of the individual.

Disclaimer: Successful completion of Microsoft E-Learning courses does not guarantee success on Microsoft Certification exams.

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