| Course Name: | Administrative Management: Level 1 (Day Option) |
| Course Location: | Kingston Campus |
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| Course Fee: | $ 95,680.00 |
| Course Hours: | 150 |
| Course Days & Time: | Mondays – Thursdays (9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.) |
| Course Start Date: | October 7, 2024 |
| Course End Date: | December 16, 2024 |
| Course Delivery Mode: | Online |
| Course Award: | Certificate of Achievement [Accredited by the National Council on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (NCTVET)] |
| Course Description: | The Administrative Management Level 1 is a 3-modular certificate programme, designed to be delivered over 150 hours. The course provides participants with the basic skills, techniques and confidence to effectively carry out their administrative roles and responsibilities in both public and private sector organisations. These newly acquired skills will facilitate administrative professional development and career advancement in alignment with the professional pathways outlined in the Public Sector Learning Framework (PSLF). It is also designed to develop well-rounded administrative p |
| Course Requirements: | Passes in English Language and Mathematics/Accounts at the CSEC or GCE ‘O’ Level.
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Passes in English Language and Mathematics at the City &Guilds Stage 3
Applicable MIND Certificate of Achievement (in related area).
Business Administration (Secretarial Skills) – NVQ-J Level 2 – BSB20107.
Currently working in the area of Administrative Management
The Institute may consider mature entry based on years of experience in the field of Administrative Management (minimum of five years), other qualifications not highlighted above and reference/recommendation from the applicant’s employer. |
| Course Feature: | The Business of Government
Personal Effectiveness
General Office Administration
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| Target Group: | Persons desirous of upgrading or acquiring Secretarial / Office Administration training and certification; and Administrative Assistants seeking appointment to Secretarial Series Level I and II position in public sector organizations.
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