To manage an office effectively you need to first manage yourself, and then manage your time, tasks, and others in order to achieve maximum success. The office and its personnel must be well managed, which requires training, supervision and control of personnel, equipment, and computer systems; and management of the communications network, the reception, the mailroom, cashiering, accounts work, stationery, office layout, and much more.
Administration and Office Management Best Practices course provides expert training on the most important duties of modern office managers, administrators, supervisors and personnel; it aims to produce office managers/administrators who can effectively and efficiently supervise services essential to the smooth running of the enterprise.
You will learn to prioritise, plan, and solve problems not just to get your work done on time, but to have continuous improvement in productivity. Finally, you will gain self-management skills which will help you to cope with stress, keep a ‘can do’ positive attitude, and enjoy your job each day no matter what the challenges are.
By the end of the Administration and Office Management Best Practices training course, participants will be able to:
- Define and apply the new roles of executive assistants and administrators to meet modern challenges
- Use technology to get more done and to stay connected with the office and their boss
- Plan and organize work flow effectively by filing, documenting, sorting, indexing, and retrieving corporate documents in the most appropriate manner
- Create quality standards for a motivating and productive office environment
- Demonstrate a better command of the English language including the meaning and spelling of words, grammar, and the rules of writing
- Identify and improve the competencies they require to keep generating added value services
Administration and Office Management Best Practices training course , is ideal for :
- Executives, assistants and administrators who are interested in rejuvenating their practices and skills for better performance.
- Office administrators, assistants, administrative supervisors and staff, executive secretaries, personal assistants, records management officers, and office managers within the office environment, who want to build on their skills and knowledge.