Certified Corporate Office Management
Landmark Training
Summary
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Overview
At the end of this course, students shall learn how to: (1) execute office management tasks; (2) communicate effectively; (3) manage time; and (4) provide quality customer service. (5) be familiar with modern office; (6) understand communication system; (7) be familiar with interpersonal communications; (8) develop phone skills; (9) write letters and other documents; (10) be familiar with computer applications; (11) be aware of office organization and procedure and (12) be familiar with health and safety in the office.
CPD
Description
Nowadays, offices are the most common workplace all around the world. Businesses need someone with strong administrative skills because if ignored it can lead to an ineffective office management.
Office management deals with handling, controlling, maintaining and developing reports, allocating resources, schedule internal events, oversee operational staff and coordinating the office system.
An effective Office Manager not only supervises staff and provide administrative support, but also ensures high productivity and work quality in the workplace.
An Office Manager is expected to possess problem solving and decision making skills, integrity, flexibility and ability to cope with pressure.
Practice by definition means exercise repeatedly of performance or activity or skill, and in an office setting there are performances and activities that should be ensured done to maintain organization and productivity as well as security. And in any other organization communication is very important, a good office practice is to exercise a good communication system that everyone can relate to, to assure understanding, to set clear and specific goals.
At the end of this course, students shall learn how to: (1) execute office management tasks; (2) communicate effectively; (3) manage time; and (4) provide quality customer service. (5) be familiar with modern office; (6) understand communication system; (7) be familiar with interpersonal communications; (8) develop phone skills; (9) write letters and other documents; (10) be familiar with computer applications; (11) be aware of office organization and procedure and (12) be familiar with health and safety in the office.
To achieve these goals, this course shall make use of interactive materials to present the concepts of the topics to be discussed. Assessments shall be done after the entire course to check for knowledge retention and understanding.
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