Comments about Certificate III In Business Administration - On Campus - Bendigo - Victoria
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Objectives
This course reflects the role of people who apply a broad range of administrative skills in a variety of work situations in an organisation/business. The course is aimed at those who enjoy giving administrative advice and support, using some discretion and judgement in their roles.
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Entry requirements
Next to good numeracy and literacy skill you need basic knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and: * Some work experience in a business environment at Certificate II level OR * Completed Certificate II in Business or other relevant qualification OR * Completed year 12 Other Entry Requirements Access to the Internet and email, as well as access to a computer with Microsoft Office Applications 2007.
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Academic title
Certificate III In Business Administration
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Course description
You need to successfully complete 13 study areas. Please find below a list of subjects you can choose from.
* Participate in OHS processes
* Communication and networking
* Use of Micorsoft Applications in a business environment on intermediate level eg. Word, Excel, Outlook etc.
* Finance
* Customer Service
* Purchasing
Where
• Bendigo (City Campus)
• Castlemaine Campus
• Echuca Campus
• Kyneton Campus
• Flexible Delivery
Selection Process
• Individual Interview
Up Coming Courses
Campus Start Date End Date Attendance Mode
City Campus 29.09.2008 31.12.2008 Trainee
Employment Opportunities
Examples of job options are:
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Accounts Receivable Clerk
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Accounts Payable Clerk
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Personal Assistant
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Clerk in Office Administration
Further Study Options
Please see the pathways course below.
Pathways Courses
Certificate IV In Business :: BSB40207
Certificate IV In Business Administration :: BSB40507
Certificate IV in Small Business Management :: BSB40407
Assessment
You will be assessed as part of this course.
Recognition of Prior Learning
Recognition of your current qualifications and prior learning: BRIT has processes to give you credit for relevant units from your prior study, and to assess your prior learning against units in a course.
The course is around 490 hours depending on the subjects/units chosen.
The course is delivered in many different ways such as:
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Classroom based during the day, full time : Planned for February to June 2009
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Multi Mode, self paced learning with a classroom facilitator once a week: start at any time between February and November 2009
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Distance Learning, self paced study at home, with support via email and phone from a tutor: start at any time during the year
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Traineeships: start at any time during the year, duration up to 18 months
