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Mitchell Hall, residential course venue

Residential Training Details

Duration

The residential course starts at 1:30pm on a Monday and ends at 2:45pm on a Friday.

Venue – Mitchell Hall

Set in rural Bedfordshire, close to Junctions 13 and 14 of the M1, Mitchell Hall is on the Cranfield University site and situated between Bedford and Milton Keynes.

There is plenty of free parking. Bedford station is 11 miles and Milton Keynes station is 8 miles away.

Click here for the Mitchell Hall website.

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Accommodation

Every bedroom has en-suite bathroom facilities with shower. In every room there are hot drink facilities, a television and free wifi and staff are onsite 24 hours a day.  Your accommodation is included in your course fee. When searching Mitchell Hall online, you may find photos of student accomodation. Please note that bedrooms used on the course are in the hotel – not the student accomodation!

Meals

The hotel is proud of the reputation of their restaurant, which produces fresh food daily using seasonal and local produce in line with the venue’s sustainability policy. All meals are buffet style and included in the course fee.

Dietary and other special requirements

We try very hard to accommodate everyone fully on our courses. Please advise us of any dietary or other needs in advance of your course and we will do everything we can to make arrangements for you.

If you have a disability or additional needs that require ground floor accommodation, please let us know as there are some ground floor bedrooms available at the venue.

Joining Instructions

We will send you comprehensive joining instructions in advance of your course. This will include directions and details of anything you need to bring with you.

Please note:

  • Use of a laptop is essential on the course, please call us if you are unable to bring one with you.
  • Courses have a maximum of 12 trainees attending.
  • The training is very popular and early course application is recommended.

Find out more about training to become a Funeral Celebrant today.

01480 276080
ku.oc.seinomereclivic@ofni

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        Do you have the following skills:

        1. Ability in creating, naming, using, saving and retrieving files and folders.
        2. Familiarity with using your version of Word (or similar software).
        3. Understanding of toolbars and icons.
        4. Ability to copy and paste sections of text.
        5. An understanding of ‘track changes’ and how to use this function.
        6. Ability to bold, underline and italicise text.
        7. Be able to change font type, size and colour.
        8. Ability to centre text in the middle of a page and right and left justify it.
        9. Be able to alter line spacing in a document and insert a page break.
        10. Be able to use the undo and redo functions.
        11. Understand how the tab key works.
        12. Ability to use headers and footers, bullet points and numbering
        13. Understanding of the difference between ‘Save’ and ‘Save As’.

        If you said ‘yes’ to all of the above then you have good basic skills.

        If you have answered ‘no’ to any of the above then you will need to improve your basic skills before starting the course. This can be done in a few hours by using one or more of the free online tutorials available on the internet.