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Our Short-Term Computer Courses

Facility in word processing, spreadsheets, desktop publishing, database management, Internet skills, and electronic presentations are already becoming qualifications for employment in this new environment. Students will be given instruction in software associated with the distribution and management of information.

Duration

3 Months

Basic Computer Course

The objective of the course is to impart basic level computer appreciation programme with more emphasis on hands on training. Initially, the course was conceived as to boost the concept of introducing a course on computer fundamentals, especially for students, studying vocational courses at Saini Institute Balachaur.

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Duration

3 Months

English Typing

We Created this English Typing Tutor with maximum care, Intensive and comprehensive Research so that learn to type in English could become as much easier as possible with the exceptional outcome from beginners to advanced learners of Typing Tutor. This English Typing Tutor is based on QWERTY English keyboard layout.

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Duration

3 Months

Punjabi Typing

Learning Punjabi typing in Raavi font is easier than Asees font because all ‘matras’ of Punjabi language have been clubbed together on one side of the keyboard in Raavi font. If you want to learn Punjabi typing in Raavi font, this website is perfect for you.

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Duration

3 Months

Certificate in Tally

A Tally course is a 3 month-long program will help you to get understand the software in-depth and learn concepts related to inventory management, GST and TDS calculation, modifying company details, etc. Further, various multinational companies use this software as it is easy to use and helps keep an error-free record of a business’s accounts.

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