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Apprenticeship in Business and Administration
Entry Requirements English and Mathematics to a sufficient level to enable successful completion of the Apprenticeship. Interview and Basic Skills initial assessment. Course Description This Apprenticeship is aimed at general office administrative personnel. A key role within any office; this apprenticeship trains and records competence against various activities including telephone call handling, general office systems, diary management and data systems handling. Course Content • NVQ Level 2 in Business and Administration • Technical Certificate Level 2 Certificate in Business and Administration (Organisations and People) • Key skills in Application of Number (Level 1) Communications (Level 2)
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Delivery and Assessment Methods This Apprenticeship can be delivered entirely in company or on a college day release basis. The NVQ element of this qualification is assessed on work performed in a business and administrative role against a selection of units. The technical certificate and key skills elements are a mixture of coursework and external examination. Progression Advanced Apprenticeship in Business and Administration Advanced Apprenticeship in Business and Administration Entry Requirements Must be employed in a responsible administrative capacity. English and Mathematics to a sufficient level to enable successful completion of the Apprenticeship. Interview and Basic Skills initial assessment. A basic knowledge of Microsoft applications.
Course Description This Apprenticeship is aimed at supervisory administrative personnel. A key role within any office, this Apprenticeship trains and records competence against various activities such as task allocation and resource management. Course Content • NVQ Level 3 in Business and Administration • Technical Certificate Level 3 Certificate in Business and • Administration (Organisations and People) • Key skills in Application of Number (Level 2) Communications (Level 2) Delivery and Assessment Methods This Apprenticeship can be delivered entirely in company or on a college day release basis and is a mixture of NVQ assessment and coursework.
Ceri Harper “ An Apprenticeship in customer service means I have plenty of opportunities available to me,” says Ceri who had been working in the retail industry for two years before hearing about her current position through the Apprenticeship Vacancy Matching Service. “ I really enjoy being an apprentice because it means I can understand the way businesses operate and can learn from different people. My Apprenticeship has been nothing but positive and all the experiences I’ve gained have been useful.”
Progression Higher Education
2011 Prospectus