The Excel Course Guide 2026 — Find the Right Excel Training
Which Excel course should you choose? Basic or advanced? Online or classroom? Our guide helps you make the right decision.
Contents (15 pages)
- Chapter 1: Excel skill levels — Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert
- Chapter 2: Course types — Basic, Advanced, VBA, Power BI, Tailored for companies
- Chapter 3: Online vs Classroom — advantages, disadvantages, who suits what
- Chapter 4: How to choose the right course — needs checklist, quality criteria, red flags
- Chapter 5: ROI of Excel training — calculator and case studies
- Chapter 6: After the course — 30-day plan for retaining skills
- Chapter 7: Excel certification (MOS) — is it worth it?
Is the guide for you?
- ✓ HR/training manager who needs to choose an Excel course for the team
- ✓ Manager who wants to upskill the department
- ✓ Individual who wants to invest in Excel skills
- ✓ Limited budget — you have to choose right the first time
Tools in the guide
Self-assessment
10 questions that help you determine your skill level. Based on this you get a course recommendation.
ROI calculator
Enter time spent, course cost and number of participants. The calculator shows the payback period.
Quality checklist
12 points to check before you book: instructor CV, course content, group size, follow-up.
”Saved us from choosing the wrong course level and helped us negotiate a tailored course for the company.”
— Emma Karlsson, HR Manager, Nordic Logistics
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