Professional Development Institute

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Illinois Central College - Professional Development Institute

Feeling a little lost on your computer? 


PDI can help with workshops on Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, Access databases - and more. Check out our current workshop schedule below. Un-complicate your day... 



QuickBooks Level 1
September 25, October 2 & 9
QuickBooks Level 2 
October 16, 23 & 30 

MS Excel 2016 Part 1 
July 2 & 3
August 6 & 7
October 4 & 5  

MS Excel 2016 Part 2
July 9 & 10
August 13 & 14
October 11 & 12  

MS Excel 2016 Part 3
July 16 & 17
August 20 & 21
October 18 & 19  

Data Analysis with Pivot Tables
July 11
August 7
October 9  

Data Analysis with Power Pivot
July 18
August 21
October 16  

Excel Dashboards 
July 23  
August 27
October 22  

MS PowerPoint 2016 Part 1
July 12 & 13 
August 22 & 23
October 1 & 2  

MS PowerPoint 2016 Part 2
July 19 & 20
August 30 & 21
October 25 & 26   

MS Access 2016 Part 1
July 11 & 12
August 1 & 2
October 9 & 10  

MS Access 2016 Part 2
July 18 & 19
August 8 & 9
October 16 & 17  

MS Access 2016 Part 3
July 25 & 26
August 22 & 23
October 23 & 24  

MS Word 2016 Part 1
August 1 & 2  

MS Word 2016 Part 2
August 8 & 9  

Click here to download schedule


Office 2013? 
Yes, we still teach that version as well. Or contact us if your group needs Office 2010 training.
Click here to see all of our workshops.


Contract Training
Do you and your co-workers all need to brush up on your computer skills? Contract training through PDI could be the answer. Contact Frank Thomas at 309.690.6915 or fthomas@icc.edu to learn more about our group training rates. Please click the Forward link below to send this newsletter to your company's training director.





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