British Business Administration Techniques Training Course for Office Managers (Online / Remote)
1Summary
Not every administrative professional is ready to run the office of a senior executive or a public figure — that takes a specific kind of preparation. This Training Course exists to build exactly that pipeline, drawing on British business administration technique to prepare candidates capable of leading high-level offices.
Management practice changes constantly, and this course works from what's current in British approaches to business administration — organisation, professional behaviour, and time management among them — alongside the core executive secretarial skills the role demands. It's designed as a reference point for participants aiming to step up into more senior, more sensitive administrative positions.
2Objectives and target group
What You'll Gain
- An understanding of British business administration and executive secretarial technique.
- Professional behaviour and conduct in business administration settings, British-style.
- Organisation and time management following the British approach.
- Current thinking in secretarial and business administration practice.
- Executive secretarial work seen through a British administrative lens.
Who Should Attend
- Managers and owners of large and commercial companies.
- Office managers of top departments and company authorities.
- All employees working in secretarial and business administration functions.
3Course Content
Module 1: Qualifying for Senior Office Leadership
- Building the managerial skills needed to work in and eventually lead large organisations.
- What senior offices and public-figure administration actually demand from a candidate.
Module 2: The British Approach to Business Administration and Executive Secretarial Work
- Core principles of British business administration practice.
- How the British approach applies specifically to executive secretarial work.
Module 3: New Trends and International Perspectives
- New trends in business administration, viewed through the British approach.
- How international business administration approaches compare and connect.