ACTIVITY AREAS
Training
Since the beginning, ELFO offers the opportunity to attend training courses related to Microsoft Office Automation, both in presence and remote.
As for the software, training is conceived and organized to be tailor-made. According to their needs, customers can choose the contents, objectives and duration of the courses, so that they can fill the gaps as expected.
TRAINING
Course Level
Elfo usually plan courses organized in three different levels: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced. This assures the definition of adaptive learning scenarios, close to skills and customers needs.
TRAINING
Courses
TRAINING
Courses
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Training highlights
Does ELFO provide training on Microsoft tools like Power BI and Excel?
Yes: ELFO delivers Microsoft Office Automation courses covering Power BI, Excel, PowerPivot, PowerPoint, Word and Access, both on-site and remotely. Training on Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator is also available. All courses are tailored to the company’s actual workflows, not drawn from a generic catalogue. The curriculum is structured across three levels: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced, to match participants’ existing skill levels from the start.
How do you train staff on new software without disrupting operations?
The practical approach is role-based training in short, focused sessions for small groups, so the whole team is never offline at once. ELFO structures its courses around the specific tasks of each role rather than a product walkthrough. This applies equally to a sales team adopting a new CRM, a quality department in a food company moving to a digital system, an admin team in a retail business, or an engineering office in manufacturing: cutting time away from the desk and letting staff apply skills immediately are goals that cross every sector.
Is ELFO's training delivered on-site or remotely?
ELFO offers both on-site and remote delivery, chosen to fit the client’s working model and geographic footprint. Remote sessions work well for distributed teams or staff who travel frequently, eliminating travel costs without sacrificing interaction. On-site delivery is preferred when hands-on work with live company data or internal infrastructure is part of the session. Either way, content is customised, not off-the-shelf.
How do you drive real software adoption and overcome resistance to change?
Software adoption sticks when training is anchored to the real daily tasks of each role, not to a generic feature tour. Running sessions close to go-live, using actual company data as the training material, reduces the pull of old habits. This holds for a commercial team in a manufacturing firm, a quality office in the food or medical sector, or an administration department in retail: the mechanics of building new habits are sector-agnostic. Post-session reference materials give staff a fallback that does not require calling IT.
What training levels does ELFO offer (basic, intermediate, advanced)?
ELFO structures its courses across three levels: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced, matched to participants’ starting point rather than a fixed sequence. Basic covers core functionality for users with little or no prior experience. Intermediate builds fluency with tools such as Excel pivot tables, PowerPivot data models and Power BI report design. Advanced addresses DAX formulas, Power Query transformations, automation and complex analytical scenarios. Participants can enter at the right level without completing the full track from the beginning.