Whether you are new or already at a desk, this helps. You cover meetings, complex documents, spreadsheets, projects and work priorities. Study online with no set timetable.
Offices run on someone who can organise, write and follow through.
Fill the gaps: projects, spreadsheets and workplace safety duties.
No timetable, no semesters. Do a unit when the week allows.
Every business needs someone who keeps the office moving. The day is scheduling, records, documents and being the person who knows where things are.
Keep the diary, files and documents in order.
Maintain records so people can find them.
Run the office and its day to day systems.
Support the sales team with admin and orders.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience.
Three things that come with it.
Twelve months with the Australian Institute of Office Professionals.
Complex documents and communication strategies are taught, not assumed.
Tanya Galey and Rosalie Pellew teach and assess the units.
BSB40120 · Nationally recognised training
The award is BSB40120 Certificate IV in Business, nationally recognised training.
The register title is Certificate IV in Business. The units here point it at office and admin work.
Open Colleges Pty Ltd holds RTO 90796, registered through to 2033.
First office job, or a step up in one.
An advisor covers units, pace and fees.
Upfront, weekly plan, or pay in four.
Enrol and start on the first module.
None needed. The units start with everyday office tasks.
From $56.40 a week on a zero interest plan. A credit check applies.
There is no fixed length. You set the pace and the hours.
A twelve month student membership with the Australian Institute of Office Professionals.
Yes. There are no timetables and no semesters.
The course may include placement, done on top of weekly study blocks.
Yes. It leads to BSB40120 Certificate IV in Business, nationally recognised training, built out here with admin units.
No. The college is privately owned and does not receive government funding, so fees apply.
Open Colleges is a privately owned Australian training provider that teaches online. It does not receive government funding, so course fees apply.
Its trainers work in the fields they teach.
Picture the office where nothing goes missing because you run it.