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This course tackles all these behavioral skills while focusing on areas related to the use of technology to get things done effectively and successfully.
Administrative assistants are invaluable members of the office team. They are charged with overseeing and coordinating the day to day operations of a business. Thanks to the advent of communication technology, the skills these assistants require have become diversified, and the ability to multitask and juggle several different instructions at once have become essential. Other qualities needed by these members include excellent communication skills, a polished appearance, and good interpersonal instincts. This course tackles all these behavioral skills while focusing on areas related to the use of technology to get things done effectively and successfully.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
The course involves a mix of self assessment tools, showcases of computer applications, brief presentations by the consultant and participants on course related topics, and videos to enhance learning and real life implementation.
This course is designed for people who have graduated from an office administration program or have several years of documented work experience in the secretarial or office administration fields. It will also benefit those interested in qualifying for entry level supervisory or managerial office positions, as well as those currently in related positions and seeking to improve their professional knowledge and skills in order to succeed in today's high technology offices.
Content
New Roles for New Times
Mastering Data Management and Office Etiquette
Creating a Motivating and Productive Office Environment
Advanced Communication Skills for Administrators
Time and Project Management for Administrators
The Impact of Technology on the Administrator’s Roles and Tasks