Course Details
Departments and Senior Management Offices: Best Practices and Technology
It uses a combination of self-assessment tools, a presentation of some computer applications, brief presentations on topics related to the course, and videos to enhance learning and apply it in real life.
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Methodology:
It uses a combination of self-assessment tools, a presentation of some computer applications, brief presentations on topics related to the course, and videos to enhance learning and apply it in real life.
Course goals:
Course participants will be able to:
- Identify and implement new roles for executive administrative assistants in the face of modern challenges
- Use technology to do most of the work and to keep in touch with the office and manager
- Effectively organize workflows by filing, documentation, classification, indexing, and retrieval of corporate documents, records, and reports
- Setting quality standards for a motivating and productive work environment
- Applying English and using the correct grammar of writing
- Identify and improve the competencies required to increase the value of added services
Target groups:
This program is aimed at those who have graduated from the Office Management program or those who have several years of documented work experience in the fields of office management or secretarial, this course is also designed for those who want to enter the world of supervision or office manager or are currently holding such positions and seek to improve their professional knowledge and skills in order to achieve success in the world of high-tech offices.
Target competencies:
- Computer Application Management
- Time Management
- Telephone, Email and Office Communication Etiquette
- Motivation and productivity
- Writing Skills
- Dealing with diversity
- Indexing and archiving
- Meetings & Events Management