Are you interested in the administrative professions? Discover the fundamentals of administrative professions and develop the essential skills to excel in this dynamic and crucial field. Whether you’re a student, retraining or simply curious, this course will provide you with the foundations you need to approach administrative positions with confidence and prepare you for a successful career.
Whether you’re a student, retraining for a new career, or simply curious to learn more about the inner workings of the administrative professions, this course will provide you with the essential foundations for understanding and approaching these positions with confidence.
Over the course of the chapters, we’ll explore the different facets of administrative jobs, starting with a general introduction to the role and responsibilities of an assistant. We then move on to key topics such as the “soft skills” needed to succeed in this field, the use of office and IT tools, and the organization of events and business travel.
Among the chapters we’ll cover are: an introduction to the role of assistant, the soft skills needed in the administrative professions, mastering office and IT tools, organizing events and business travel, techniques for finding a job in the public sector, and much more!
Thanks to this course, you’ll gain a solid understanding of the skills and knowledge required in various administrative positions. As a result, you’ll be better prepared for your career in this field, whether in the private, public or voluntary sectors.
This course has been designed to be accessible and practical. It combines theoretical explanations with concrete examples and practical advice, enabling you to apply what you learn immediately.
Whether you’re aiming for a position as an executive assistant, secretary or any other administrative role, this course will give you the keys to understanding the expectations of these professions and preparing you effectively.
We invite you to dive into this course with enthusiasm and curiosity. The skills you’ll acquire are not only essential for administrative jobs, but also invaluable in many other professional fields.
Associated skills: Administration – Office automation – Communication – HR management
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No, Free MOOCs do not allow you to earn university credits.
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