SAP Training Course

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any upsales?

No. The purchase price is the full amount for the complete course.

Does the course cover the latest version of SAP Netweaver?

Yes. The course was written for SAP R/3 ECC6.0

Is this course suitable for a beginner?

Yes. The course contains an introduction manual to cover the basic knowledge that is needed to navigate menus, run transactions and reports. Each module works through the basics up to an intermediate level of knowledge. The course manual uses screen shots to illustrate every step of the process. The student is told what data to enter in the fields and what button to click. The course assumes the student has a basic understanding of business concepts but the course is written so that every one can understand the processes.

I have some experience with one SAP module - will this course help me to learn more?

Yes. The course is perfect for anyone with limited SAP experience that want to learn more of the system.
For example:
- you are familiar with the Human Resources module and want to learn about Finance
- you are familiar with the Finance module and want to learn about Sales & Distribution
- you are familiar with Basis Operations and want to learn about the functional modules.

Are the expenses tax deductible?

Yes. In most countries the course is fully tax deductible as you are incurring expenditure to produce income.

How long does it take to learn SAP?

SAP is a large complex system with many modules. How long it takes to learn really depends on your existing IT skills, knowledge of SAP and how much of SAP you want to learn. A lot of SAP can be learned in a few months if you dedicate the time to learning. Also some people learn quicker than others. Most people who learn SAP learn the core module FICO (Finance and Controlling) and another one or two modules. Even SAP experts only specialise in one or two modules as the system is so large and complex.

Can I change the manuals?

Yes. The manuals are supplied in Microsoft Word format and you are free to edit the manuals. Every implementation of SAP is different - chart of accounts, companies, office locations, warehouses, staff, etc. Many people find this invaluable because they want to create their own manuals that are customised for their implementation of SAP. One of the most difficult parts of implementing SAP is documenting the system and training staff. These manuals can be used to "short cut" that process.