Mentoring and Group Presentations

Systemetrics Mentoring services offer you the opportunity to have a Systemetrics instructor work with you, individually or as part of a small group, and assist you with learning particular concepts in a product or completing specified tasks that you need to complete. Typically, a person needs to complete a specific project but is unsure of how to do it or the best way to do it. That person schedules mentoring time with a Systemetrics instructor, who guides the person through the project, whether it be a single session or multiple sessions. When using multiple sessions, the instructor usually leaves the person with a list of tasks to be completed before the next session and then reviews those tasks at the beginning of the next session. Mentoring services have proven to be an effective way of getting a project completed and learning how to do it.

While we strongly believe in hands-on training, some topics do lend themselves to Group Presentations, sessions where the students are not at a computer, but view a demonstration of a product or concepts within a product.  We have offered these for departments, entire companies, user groups, and professional organizations.  Some of Systemetrics seminars, such as Introduction to Internet Search (or how to Google) or Intermediate Microsoft PowerPoint:  Tips and Tricks, may easily be offered as a group presentation.  We have also done presentations in topics such as Microsoft Excel Tips and Tricks, Microsoft Office Tips and Tricks, and Upgrading to Microsoft Office 2007. 

Have questions? Click on the link to send an e-mail to Leo Mansi, Systemetrics' training manager.