What is included
Sage 50C Pastel Introduction to Processing
The training course was designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills on how to use and implement the Sage 50C Pastel Partner package.
Pastel would issue the certificate on successful completion of the assessment where you need to score 75%.
Training material that will be used for this course includes the unique Creative Minds Computerized Accounting* manual as well as the prescribed Sage Pastel Intro to Processing training manual.
Course Duration: 30 hours
**Each Delegate will receive their own Pastel Demo and educational code valid for 6 months, which can be installed on a device of your own as well.
- Lesson 1: Installation
- Lesson 2: Working in the Demo Company
- Lesson 3: Creating a New Company
- Lesson 4: Auto Setup
- Lesson 5: Processing
Exam Preparation
Utilising the – Sage Pastel Intermediate and Cyber Minds Computerized Accounting Course Ware you will have access to your online profile to practise and study using Mock Exams.
Online Intermediate Exam
On Completion of the course, each delegate will do the official Sage Pastel Intro to Processing exam.
Duration: 2 hours Pass rate: 75% Method: Online exam
Results will be communicated immediately on completion by Pastel. Certificates to successful candidates will be issued electronically by Sage Pastel.
The Exam duration of the assessment is two hours.
Become Computer Literate today with your certificate as proof.
If you are interested you can register for Advanced Pastel Package when you sign up, which will include the FREE Creative Minds® Computerized Accounting Course and the Intermediate and Advanced Sage Pastel Courses in this package and save even more. Contact us now for more information. You will learn how to use Sage Pastel Accounting with confidence.
Duration: ± 30 hours
This will show you how to manage, edit, update, reconcile and organise customer accounts using Sage Pastel. Your productivity on Pastel will improve dramatically.
Course Requirements: Delegate must be computer literate and have a good understanding of computer principles.
(If not look at the Bookkeeping Fundamentals Course first)