Administrative
Basic Skills
About the Program
This online program combines the skills needed to successfully maintain an office into one learning bundle. A well-run office reduces miscommunications and helps to eliminate common errors. Within these workshops students will learn Administrative Office Procedures, Administrative Support, Archiving and Records Managements, Basic Bookkeeping, Business Writing, Executive and Personal Assistant, Meeting Management, Organizational Skills, Social Media in the Workplace, and Supply Chain Management. Participants will learn the core skills that will help them use their resources efficiently, manage their time wisely, communicate effectively, and collaborate with others skillfully.
This program is self-paced. Self-paced programs create a unique learning experience that allows students to learn independently and at a pace that best suits them.
Tuition: $397
Duration: 88 Hours
Students have full access to the program for 1 year.
Prerequisites: HS diploma/GED, basic computer skills and familiarity with the internet
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Course Outline
Administrative Office Procedures
Why Your Office Needs Administrative Procedures
Gathering the Right Tools
Identifying Procedures to Include
Top Five Procedures to Record
What to Include in Your Binder I
What to Include in Your Binder II
Organizing Your Binder
What Not to Include in the Procedure Guide
Share Office Procedure Guide
Successfully Executing the Guide
Administrative Support
Getting Organized Part One
Getting Organized Part Two
Managing Time
Getting It All Done on Time
Special Tasks
Verbal Communication Skills
Non-Verbal Communication Skills
Empowering Yourself
The Team of Two
Taking Care of Yourself
Archiving and Records Management
Understanding Records
Management of Records
Context I
Context II
Classification
Paper-Based Systems
Electronic Records
Hybrid Systems
Appraisals and Systems
Record Maintenance
Basic Bookkeeping
Basic Terminology I
Basic Terminology II
Accounting Methods
Keeping Track of Your Business
Understanding the Balance Sheet
Other Financial Statements
Payroll Accounting/Terminology
End of Period Procedures
Financial Planning, Budgeting and Control
Auditing
Business Writing
Working with Words
Constructing Sentences
Creating Paragraphs
Writing Meeting Agendas
Writing Emails
Writing Business Letters
Writing Proposals
Writing Reports
Other Types of Documents
Proofreading and Finishing
Collaborative Business Writing
What is Collaborative Business Writing?
Types of Collaborative Business Writing
Collaborative Team Members
Collaborative Tools and Processes
Setting Style Guideline
Barriers to Successful Collaborative Writing
Overcoming Collaborative Writing Barriers
Styles of Dealing with Conflict
Tips for Successful Business Writing Collaboration
Examples of Collaborative Business Writing
Executive and Personal Assistant
Working with Your Manager
Administrative Soft Skills
Effective Time Management
Meeting Management
Tools of the Trade I
Tools of the Trade II
Being and Effective Gatekeeper
Organizational Skills
Confidentiality Guidelines
Special Tasks
Meeting Management
Planning and Preparing I
Planning and Preparing II
Setting up the Meeting Space
Electronic Options
Meeting Roles and Responsibilities
Chairing a Meeting I
Chairing a Meeting II
Dealing with Disruptions
Taking Minutes
Making the Most of Your Meeting
Organizational Skills
Remove the Clutter
Prioritize
Scheduling Your Time
To Do Lists
Paper and Paperless Storage
Organizing Your Work Area
Tools to Fight Procrastination
Organizing Your Inbox
Avoid the Causes of Disorganization
Discipline is the Ket to Stay Organized
Social Media in the Workplace
What is Social Media?
Defining Your Social Media Policy I
Defining Your Social Media Policy II
Creating a Living Document
Keeping an Eye on Security
Rules to Follow When Posting I
Rules to Follow When Posting II
Benefits of Social Media
The Pitfalls of Social Media
Listen to Your Customers
Supply Chain Management
Why Supply Chain Management?
Key Terms I
Key Terms II
Three Levels of Supply Chain Management
Five Stages of Supply Chain Management
The Flows of Supply Chain Management
Inventory Management
Supply Chain Groups
Tracking and Monitoring
Supply Chain Event Management