Dec 19, 2014
This year, we had a great success with our annual Salvation Army Christmas Appeal fundraiser. The New Horizons team would like to thank all staff, students and clients who donated food and gifts to families in need this Christmas. Every year, over 25,000 Australian homeless families will struggle to pay their bills and put food on the table during the festive season, so each and every contribution will make a difference. Should you wish to make a donation directly to the Salvation Army, visit the Christmas Appeal Donations page. On a final note, the New Horizons team wishes you and your loved ones a happy holiday season and a very prosperous new year in 2015. We’ll be closed as of close of business today, 19th December and will reopen on the 5th Jan, 2015. As always, we look forward to getting in touch with you then.
How do your Excel skills stack up?
Test NowRelated Articles
About the Author:
New Horizons
New Horizons is Australia's leading corporate training provider, and has been educating business professionals for over 15 years in the areas of Professional Development, Microsoft Office & Adobe Applications, and IT Technical. Our aim through this blog is to bring you relevant stories, articles, and tips & tricks that can help you to improve your skills and productivity in the workplace. Our expert trainers will also be posting their own articles from time to time, so be sure to keep an eye out.
Read full bio
Next up:
- Use the Eyedropper tool in PowerPoint 2013
- Beguile for a while with a smile
- So long 2014, hello 2015!
- Say goodbye to an old friend – and other end of life facts
- Compact and repair an Access database
- The five stages of competence
- Designing business continuity management strategies in SharePoint 2013
- Setting up Outlook 2013 to suit your personal needs
- Normalising your database: Second Normal Form (2NF) - Part 2
- Using Outlook flags and categories to manage emails
Previously
- Implementing external content types in SharePoint 2013
- Our interpersonal rights and responsibilities in the workplace
- Excel formulas are not just for numbers
- Two ways to put a sticky note on your desktop
- The changing face of the Office 365 plans
- Fruitcakes and lines in the sand
- Change the Spell Check Language on all slides in PowerPoint using VBA (2007 onwards)
- Normalising your database: First Normal Form (1NF) - Part 1
- Save time with print presets in Adobe InDesign CS6
- Here’s how situational leaders spend more time watching sunsets than watching their people
