On the morning of December 23, 2024, the Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Justice, launched a comprehensive three-day training program on Advanced Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, and E-Office in Thalad, Vientiane Province.
The event was chaired by Mrs. Saiykhit Visysombat, Deputy Director of the Department of International Cooperation and Deputy Director of the Justice Project Management Unit. The training welcomed 31 participants representing the Department of International Cooperation, various divisions, the Centre for Economic Dispute Resolution, the National Institute of Justice, and the Lao Bar Association.
The objective of the Training
This initiative aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of Ministry of Justice officers in IT applications, equipping them with both foundational and advanced expertise in PowerPoint, Excel, and E-Office tools. By fostering these competencies, the program sought to boost operational efficiency and adaptability in line with the evolving demands of the digital era.
Opening Remarks
In her opening address, Mrs. Saiykhit Visysombat underscored the importance of IT proficiency in today’s professional landscape. She encouraged trainers to deliver in-depth, practical knowledge and address real-world challenges that participants might face in their roles. Mrs. Saiykhit also emphasized fostering an interactive environment where attendees could actively engage, share experiences, and discuss topics relevant to their work.
Training Highlights
Facilitated by experts from the TACDO Consulting Center and supported by the Justice Project, the training emphasized hands-on learning and practical applications. Key focus areas included:
- Advanced functionalities of Microsoft PowerPoint to create impactful presentations.
- Excel tools for data analysis, reporting, and visualization.
- Effective use of E-Office systems to streamline administrative processes.
Participants were provided with real-world scenarios and collaborative exercises, ensuring they could apply their newly acquired skills to their day-to-day tasks.
Impact of the Training
This program reflects the Ministry of Justice’s dedication to advancing the digital capabilities of its officers. By investing in technology training, the Ministry aims to enhance productivity, adaptability, and efficiency within its workforce, ensuring alignment with the ever-evolving digital age.
The training concluded successfully, leaving participants better prepared to integrate modern IT solutions into their roles, contributing to the Ministry’s broader mission of effective and innovative governance.
