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This document provides a record of training completed by a student at Central Piedmont Community College. The student received 24 hours of training in an Introduction to Microsoft Access 2013 course taught by Javier Solis of the college's Corporate and Continuing Education department. The training was completed on November 5, 2015 and the student earned 2.4 continuing education units.
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