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IMT's Sherlock Challenge

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Lent Term 2014

Are you clever enough to solve IMT’s Sherlock challenge?

Take part in our new IT practicals sessions and find out.

IMT are trialling a new type of skills training which encourages students to use their problem-solving skills and powers of deduction to develop their IT competence. Three Excel ‘cases’ are available this term:

Our resident ‘Watson’ will be available in each session; crack the case to Watson’s satisfaction and move to the next case. Solve all three and earn the IMT Sherlock Challenge certificate.

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