Imagine being at the centre of activity a valued employee upon whom people depend to keep everything running smoothly.
Thats often the world of the Administrative/Personal Assistant. It could be your world too, if you are able to work unsupervised, can use discretion, have good judgement and combine all that with good organisational and interpersonal skills.
A career as an Administrative/Personal Assistant is not only well paid, it also tends to be extremely stable and people with the right skills and talents can find themselves becoming an invaluable asset to their employer. In fact, many employers expect administrative staff to take on a wide range of responsibilities and are willing to pay premium for those who multi-task. The world of the Administrative/Personal Assistant has evolved and, in many cases, administrators are taking on responsibilities once reserved for managerial staff.
The DCA Administrative/Personal Assistant distance learning course provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to take advantage of the many benefits this career offers. From financial responsibilities to how to make travel arrangements, from document organisation to time management, you will build up a bank of skills any employer would find hard to resist.
Course Content Includes:
Telecommunications
Reports and written documents
Travel arrangements
Payroll and tax documents
Spreadsheet applications
Composition of business
Correspondence
Your future as an office professional
As a DCA student, your course fee covers everything you will need to successfully complete the Administrative/Personal Assistant home study course and earn your diploma:
All textbooks, study guides, and learning aids designed for distance learning
A full range of student services, including on-line assessments
A personalised diploma upon course completion
Unlimited educational support by e-mail or freephone
Free postage and packaging.
Get started today, and you can earn your Administrative/Personal Assistant diploma in as little as six months, or take up to two years, if you prefer the choice is yours.
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| "Training at home let me study when and how long I wanted therefore I had no restrictions. I feel it was better than if I had attended my local college." — Jessica A B |
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