The purpose of this course is to help pupils develop administrative skills and digital literacy. Pupils will develop the ability to use a range of software application functions covering word processing, spreadsheets, databases and emerging technologies.
Pupils will develop an understanding of the importance of administration theory in the workplace and how to use digital skills to process, manage and communicate information.
Pupils will also develop their knowledge and understanding of legislation affecting administration and the implications for organisations and the impact of digital technology on working practices.
Areas covered:
Role of Administrative Assistant
Strategies for Effective Time and Task Management
Knowledge of Workplace Legislation
Impact of Digital Technology on an Organisation
Features of Good Customer Care
Procedures for organising Meetings and Events
Methods of Communication and Research
Software Applications:
Word Processing
Excel
Access
PowerPoint
Communications - Outlook, Email, Ediary
Units:
Electronic Communications
Theory
IT Solutions
Course Assessment:
Final Exam – Question Paper (50 marks)
Practical Assignment (60 marks)
Further Education:
College courses or degrees in
Administration, Travel and Tourism.
Possible Careers:
Accounting, Banking, Insurance, Travel & Tourism, Transport Administration