Raphael Chalvarian
Delivering a learning program can at times be part art and part science. It's a great deal of preparation as well. With step-by-step instructions, written materials, visuals and backed by years of experience, Raphael is a purposeful instructor and communicator. He is able to deliver learning in a fun and interesting way.
Raphael's philosophy for consistent results are: high energy presentations, audience engagement, learner participation, repetition of ideas, breaking down large chunks of information into smaller understandable concepts, repetition of concepts before soliciting feedback from the learner so that the message is grasped. The end result is learner retention.
His most popular seminars are on how to excel with Microsoft Excel by revealing the msyteries of Excel. He takes you on a journey from the basics to intermediate and then into the advanced stages of Excel. He also unravels the power and the magic of Microsoft Powerpoint by showing you how to create captivating and attention grabbing slides. He also conducts Train The Trainer workshops and how to deliver a perfect presentation with confidence.
He is the 2015-2016 past-President of the NSA New Mexico Chapter. He is also the 2010 past-President of the Association for Talent Development (ATD) New Mexico Chapter.
Raphael's training and speaking career began in Melbourne, Australia and he loves all things australian, especially Aussie Rules Football (not rugby).
He currently resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico with his wife.
Delivering a learning program can at times be part art and part science. It's a great deal of preparation as well. With step-by-step instructions, written materials, visuals and backed by years of experience, Raphael is a purposeful instructor and communicator. He is able to deliver learning in a fun and interesting way.
Raphael's philosophy for consistent results are: high energy presentations, audience engagement, learner participation, repetition of ideas, breaking down large chunks of information into smaller understandable concepts, repetition of concepts before soliciting feedback from the learner so that the message is grasped. The end result is learner retention.
His most popular seminars are on how to excel with Microsoft Excel by revealing the msyteries of Excel. He takes you on a journey from the basics to intermediate and then into the advanced stages of Excel. He also unravels the power and the magic of Microsoft Powerpoint by showing you how to create captivating and attention grabbing slides. He also conducts Train The Trainer workshops and how to deliver a perfect presentation with confidence.
He is the 2015-2016 past-President of the NSA New Mexico Chapter. He is also the 2010 past-President of the Association for Talent Development (ATD) New Mexico Chapter.
Raphael's training and speaking career began in Melbourne, Australia and he loves all things australian, especially Aussie Rules Football (not rugby).
He currently resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico with his wife.
Microsoft Excel - The Basics
- exploring the Excel screen
- basic data entry techniques
- introducing the Fill Handle to expedite data entry
- keyboard shortcuts
- the difference between a formula and a function
- inserting images, logos, shapes and SmartArt into a worksheet.
Microsoft Excel - Intermediate
- customizing Excel in Options
- a look at some of the common Functions in Excel
- Date and Time functions
- Text functions
- Financial functions
- what can the SUM function do for me
- the difference between a range and a table
- Naming a cell or a range of cells
- exploring Macros
- exploring Charts
Microsoft Excel - Advanced
- a more in depth look at Macros
- analyzing data with PivotTables
- creating PivotCharts
- Conditional Formating
- Data Validation
- What if Analysis
- Quick Analysis
- Analysis Toolpak
Microsoft Powerpoint
- the Powerpoint screen
- keyboard shortcuts
- Design templates
- Transition versus Animation
- inserting images, logos, shapes, WordArt, SmartArt
- inserting a screen recording
- adding an action to an image or a button
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