Thinking about the job that keeps an office upright? You cover business writing, office systems, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, payroll and accounts. Xero and MYOB are taught inside the course, from the ground up.
Someone books the meetings, chases the invoices and keeps the files findable. Trades, clinics, schools and councils all need it.
Job ads name Excel, Xero and MYOB. Being able to say yes to all three moves your application up the pile.
Admin is where a lot of people start before moving into bookkeeping, HR or operations.
Administration work splits two ways: sitting inside one team and running its day, or floating across a business and holding the systems together. Either way the day is email, scheduling, records, invoices and the software that carries them. It suits people who would rather be relied on than noticed.
The whole desk, across one organisation.
Scheduling, suppliers and the room bookings.
Keeping a process moving day to day.
The paperwork behind every enquiry.
Filing that someone can find again.
Quotes, orders and follow up for a sales team.
Documents, minutes and the tracking sheet.
Facilities, supplies and the small fires.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every workplace is different and some roles ask for further study or experience first.
Three things that make this broader than a software course.
Payroll, accounts payable and receivable, cash management, then the same work inside MYOB and Xero.
Twelve months of membership with the Australian Institute of Office Professionals once you complete.
Titles on employment relations, human resources and superannuation come with the course.
Certificate of Achievement · The Career Academy
Issued by the college once you finish.
Twelve months with the Australian Institute of Office Professionals.
A link in the platform you can attach to a SEEK profile.
An advisor explains the Xero and MYOB access.
Weekly plan, or one payment upfront.
Communication, systems and safety.
Microsoft, then payroll and the accounts.
No experience and no prior study are required. The course assumes you have not used Excel, Xero or MYOB before.
From $29 a week on a plan, with no deposit and no credit check. An advisor confirms current pricing.
A lot. Word, Excel and PowerPoint come first, then payroll and accounts work inside MYOB and Xero.
Yes. It is self paced with no class times and no set start dates, so most people work through it after hours.
It carries a Certificate of Achievement, and the college holds accreditation through ICOES and the CPD Standards Office along with membership of the International Approval and Recognition Council. That is industry standing. The college is not an RTO and the course is not nationally recognised. In admin hiring, the first question is usually whether you can drive the software, which is what this teaches.
Around one hundred and forty hours across six months of access. Evenings and weekends are enough.
No exams, ever. Tasks sit inside the topics as you work through them.
Yes. A 10-day money back guarantee runs from enrolment.
The Career Academy delivers this course itself and is where your enrolment sits. It is an online college operating in Australia.
It is an official Xero and MYOB Education Partner, an IAB Accredited Training Provider and an AAT Approved Training Provider. The college reports over 15 years of operation and more than 25,000 students a year.
Picture the week the office runs without anyone chasing you, because you already sent it on Monday.