Learn To Type Properly!
If you need to learn to type properly, without looking at your fingers or the screen, Typaz 25 hours is the typing course for you.
You’ll learn all the keyboard skills and techniques you’ll need to become a competent typist with a speed of
20-40 words per minute.
Typaz comprises 10 keyboard lessons which can be practised at home, work, at our Pitman Training centres in London and Manchester or a blend of any of these!
We certainly recommend learning at least part of the time in-centre so our trainers can keep an eye on your posture and wrist position as well as making sure you’ve got all your fingers in the right places.
We’re not just any typing school however, as we’re open from 09:00 till 8:00 pm most days and all day Saturday too, so there’s no more flexible way of learning to type properly.
Most students take approximately 25 hours to gain their typing certification but you have unlimited access to the course for up to 3 months so you can enjoy the luxury of working at your own speed.
Potential students are welcome to visit us to sample any of our courses, free. To arrange your visit, or for more information, just
How Our Training Works
You can enrol by phone (Notting Hill – 020 7792 5214, Holborn 020 7025 4700, Manchester 0161 923 6814) and start studying almost immediately.
There are lots of benefits, however, in attending our training centres where we can manage your learning and a teacher can add value to your studies.
When you feel sufficiently confident in your keyboarding skills, you can attend one of our centres where you can sit an exam which will lead to the award of a handsome Pitman Training certificate – proof of your typing speed and accuracy and well respected by employers.
Typaz 25 hours is aimed at students wishing to develop skills for office work. Touch typing is a valuable skills for administrators, secretaries and IT workers, as it increases your productivity and helps reduce the likelihood of RSI in later life.
Top Tip
Typaz student, Portia Baines was practicing at home and struggling to get the hang of using the right fingers on the right keys so her mum suggested she paint her nails to match the fingers on the screen. Et voila!
