Take the first step to getting organised with this indispensable interactive guide.
Do you know where each of your documents is filed? Can you find them without a second thought? Or are you scrambling to find that one piece of work that you could have sworn was on the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa - otherwise known as the uneven stack of papers on your desk.
If you class yourself as the latter, you’re already on the road to organisational recovery. Teaching-you Organisational Skills can help you clear your desk and clear your mind as a result.
Reinforcing your decision to get organised, Teaching-you Organisational Skills reminds you of the benefits of being organised with tips on making an easy transition to becoming a more organised person. And while you may be tempted to remain safe in the comfort of your mess, Teaching-you Organisational Skills can help you overcome the common mental blocks associated with getting your workload in order.
Taking you progressively through various organisational procedures that’ll get you on your way, through to processes designed to keep you on the right track, becoming more organised couldn’t be easier.
While the task of physically arranging your files may still seem a little daunting, you can reside sound in the knowledge that Teaching-you Organisational Skills is only a mouse-click away to help settle your nerves and keep you focused.
So, don’t delay any more; take back control of your space and enjoy a clutter free work life that can save you up to two hours a day and let you to get more creative. Increase your freedom, creativity and inspiration through effective organisation.

Readiness assessment - rate your own organisational skills and readiness
Mini-progress tests - check your understanding as you progress through the topics
Audio video clips with key supporting points - listen to the video and then remind yourself of the key points
Video examples - watch as you’re shown the best way to get organised
Mini-video assessments - evaluate the best course of action
Quick start - start the course where you finished last time
Clearly categorised sections - take a section at a time
Follow your progress on the main menu - know what sections you have covered
Post assessment - see whether you have mastered the content in this program
Personal evaluation and tips for further study - see if and where you need to improve your knowledge

System Requirements
PC Operating System: Windows 98 / Me / 2000 / XP / Vista
PC CPU Type and Speed: Pentium 133 or equivalent
Hard Drive Space (MB): 80MB
Memory: 32MB
Graphics: 800 x 600 at 16 bit colour
CD/DVD-ROM Speed: 4x or faster
Audio: 800 x 600 at 16 bit colour
Printer: Not required
Multiplayer: Not required
Internet: Not required**
Age rating: None Specified



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