In addition to beginner courses, many schools and training providers also offer advanced courses in Outlook, which require basic knowledge of the applications and go into more detail about the individual functions that make (working) life easier, such as time management and work organization using this or other Office applications.

For a beginner's course on Outlook, you generally need basic computer skills and basic knowledge of Windows so that you can follow the lessons and operate the PC.

As a rule, Outlook courses are offered that last between one and two days, in some cases even longer, depending on how extensively and in detail you want to deal with this Office application.

With Microsoft's Outlook e-mail and calendar service, you can achieve optimal work organization, provided you know how it works. And this is exactly what a corresponding course will teach you, in which you will first get to know and adapt the application window and its elements, and then familiarize yourself with the e-mails section. You will learn what types of recipients there are, what a read receipt is and how to create one, how the spell checker works and how to create a signature, what quick blocks are, junk emails and reconciliation buttons, how to create an email template, attach files, recall emails and insert links. You will also learn how to organize your inbox with folders and subfolders, favorites and search folders, how to track emails, RSS feeds, QuickSteps and categorization. For everyday use of the calendar, you will be shown how to enter appointments, share calendars and plan meetings, learn how to create, delegate and print tasks, select views and create recurring tasks. In an Outlook course, you will also learn how to create contacts and contact groups, how to save them as favorites and how to print them out. You will also deal with the functions "Tidy up", "Cancel subscription", "Pin", "Weather", "Chat", "OneDrive" and "Aliases" in a corresponding course, so that you can exploit the full potential of this application in your professional and private life.