Administrative Assistant - Pennsylvania School of Business

Administrative Assistant from Pennsylvania School of Business is a Campus Certificate Administrative Assistant degree that prepares you for a Business career. Program Objectives: Enrollment in this program provides the student with a thorough working knowledge of the roles and responsibilities in being an administrator in the business environment. The objective is to provide students with basic education to secure responsible entry-level positions in the field of business, working as an Administrative Assistant , Secretary, Customer Service Representative, Receptionist, Office Manager, Office Assistant, Clerk, File Manager. Career Skills: An Administrative Assistant/Secretary is responsible for providing administrative support to an upper level executive. In this position, certain tasks will be performed such as preparing documents, making travel arrangements, managing office supplies and equipment, answering phones, handling mail and preparing reports. The Administrative Assistant position requires detailed knowledge of personal computer operations and its related software packages. Microsoft Office 2003. This position also requires strong interpersonal skills. A Receptionist is responsible for greeting visitors and responding to any questions. This position also requires handling incoming and outgoing telephone calls, provide administrative and light clerical support. In this position, good oral and written communication skills are needed. A File Manager is responsible for maintaining, tracking, retrieving and filing company files, data entry and data maintenance on various data files. This position requires good communication skills, being detail oriented and having excellent typing speed and accuracy. This position requires working knowledge of Microsoft Office 2003, Windows and mainframe applications. A Customer Service Representative is responsible for data entry, receiving and entering orders, answering phones, handling customer requests for service and/or computerized billing systems. This requires thorough knowledge of computers via Microsoft Office 2003. An Office Assistant/Clerk is responsible for filing, faxing, handling mail, making travel arrangements, answering telephones, document preparation, typing letters, copying, and inventory of office supplies. This requires thorough knowledge of computers via Microsoft Office 2003. View more details on Pennsylvania School of Business . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Administrative Assistant courses.