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Administration - NVQ 4
 
Category: Administration
 
Course Description
The purpose of administration is to provide a service to an organisation to help it run more smoothly, so that day to day matters are dealt with quickly and efficiently and that crucial problems are directed to the right departments for solution. Managing the administrative function can encompass anything from opening the morning post to managing a take over bid of a multi-national company or a programme of redundancies.
Benefits of undertaking NVQ Administration
For Companies
· The standards can be used as a benchmark for evaluating administration company wide
· Identification of the need for:
· policies
· procedures
· performance evaluations
· increases staff motivation
· improves companies image and profitability
For Candidates
· Motivates
· Provides critical evaluation of own work
· Encourages reflective thinking
· Identifies training/learning needs
· Sets agreed targets
 
Course Contents
Some of the areas covered in Administration Level 4 are:
Implement, monitor and maintain administrative services
Prepare and co-ordinate operational plans
Manage and continuously develop your own practice
Maintain effective working relationships
Develop administrative service
Provide information to support decision making
Outcomes
This qualification aims to enhance and improve the performance of administration specialists within the workplace. They offer individuals the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised qualification by demonstrating competence in the workplace.
Will my employer be involved?
Hopefully yes! Many employers sponsor candidates and enjoy the benefits from improved business performance.

 
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