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Teach Excel with confidence using Excel In A Snap
Teach Excel with confidence using Excel In A Snap
The Teacher Partnership Program gives instructors secure access to a watermarked instructor PDF and ready-to-teach pacing options—so you can run anything from a one-day intensive to a full semester course.
These course materials are free to qualified teachers who agree to require Excel In A Snap for their students.
How It Works
How It Works
Fill out the form and tell us where you teach, how students will purchase print copies, etc.
Choose an 8-hour one day, a 3-hour four-class series, or an 8-session structured program.
Receive secure instructor access and a pacing map of what to cover each session.
Choose a Teaching Format That Fits Your Program
Excel In A Snap can be taught in several flexible formats. Choose the structure that best fits your institution, schedule, and student needs.
One-Day Intensive
One-Day Intensive
Format
1 day (8 hours)
Covers
Core material through the Bonus Section
(Pivot Tables and VLOOKUP not included)
Best For
• Corporate workshops
• Bootcamps
• Weekend intensives
Instruction Style
Fast-paced, instructor-led sessions with guided exercises and project work.
Outcome
Students complete practical Excel exercises and leave with strong core spreadsheet skills.
Two-Day Intensive
Two-Day Intensive
Format
2 full days (8 hours each)
Day 1
Core Excel fundamentals
Day 2
Intermediate features including Pivot Tables and VLOOKUP
Recommended
Offer as two sessions over 2 weeks to prevent cognitive overload.
Best For
• Workforce upskilling programs
• Continuing education workshops
• Professional certification preparation
Outcome
Students develop both foundational and intermediate Excel competency.
Four-Class Series
Four-Class Series
Format
Four 3-hour sessions
Scheduling Options
• Four consecutive days (accelerated track)
• One class per week for four weeks (recommended)
Best For
• Community education programs
• Workforce training cohorts
• Adult learners balancing work schedules
Outcome
Students build strong Excel fundamentals reinforced with practice time between sessions.
8-Week College Program
8-Week College Program
Format
2 hours per week for 8 weeks
Best For
• Community colleges
• Adult education programs
• Workforce development programs
Instructional Approach
Slower pacing with time for homework, practice assignments, and instructor feedback.
Outcome
Students progress from beginner to intermediate Excel proficiency over a traditional academic schedule.
8-Session Program
8-Session Program
Format
Eight sessions (90 minutes each)
Best For
• Workforce training programs
• Evening classes
• Community learning groups
Instructional Style
Balanced pacing with short lectures followed by guided exercises.
Outcome
Students steadily build Excel skills while maintaining manageable class length.
All Formats Use the Same Book and Exercises
Excel In A Snap is designed so instructors can adapt the pacing to fit their program. Whether you teach a one-day workshop or a full semester course, the same book and exercises work across every format.
Each chapter includes guided exercises and practical projects that help students build real-world Excel skills step by step.
Instructor partners receive a secure watermarked instructor PDF along with pacing guidance to make planning and teaching straightforward.
Instructor Support for Teacher Partners
Instructor Support for Teacher Partners
Qualified instructors in the Teacher Partnership Program receive resources designed to make course preparation simple and efficient.
Instructor partners receive:
• A secure watermarked instructor PDF of Excel In A Snap
• Suggested pacing options for multiple course formats
• Practical hands-on exercises and projects built directly into the book
• A flexible teaching approach that works for workshops, workforce training, and semester courses
Focus on guiding students rather than building course materials from scratch.
Ready To Teach Excel In A Snap
Qualified instructors can apply for the Teacher Partnership Program to receive access to instructor materials.
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