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MYOB Training

There's a variety of ways you can learn MYOB software:

  1. Read the user guide– good luck! Software user manuals are useful as a reference tool, but are a very slow & tedious way to learn a new program. That’s why people universally have an aversion to reading them. (When did you last read a software user guide?)
  2. Have a friend teach you – of course this assumes they have the time to show you &, more importantly, know what they’re doing. Unfortunately many don’t.
  3. Attend a polytech or university course – a good option, if you have the time. Most business users don’t.
  4. Attend an MYOB approved short course or seminar – for most business users this is the best way. There's a range catering for novices through to experienced users. MYOB short courses & seminars help you get up to speed with MYOB quickly.

MYOB Self-paced/Online Learning

For a lot of people spending days out of the office on training courses simply isn’t an option – they’re far too busy running their business! Of course this doesn't take away the need for training or up-skilling. The good news is there's an answer - MYOB self-paced/online learning.

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These self-paced learning courses offer you the study from home or work. There is no set start date so you can begin when you're ready and have the course done by the weekend. Or, take your time and complete a section per week. This option saves travel time and cost and includes a 1 hour on-line lesson with a live instructor.

Highly recommended for anyone who can't make a classroom course or needs training fast.

MYOB Classroom Courses

Here you attend classes at specific times. Classes have less than 10 participants (generally 5 - 7 people) & each person has their own computer with the MYOB software loaded.

The class is hands-on with a series of exercises or case study. The tutor keeps the class together and you proceed at a pace that suits the slower learners (but fast enough to complete the learning outcomes). Sometimes faster learners can move ahead.

The benefit of a classroom course is that you benefit from questions/discussion from other students plus the tutor will demonstrate aspects of the MYOB software.

Recommended for business users wanting hands on training.

For more information click here: MYOB short courses