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SMALL BUSINESS TRAINING CENTER (SBTC)

Administrative Professional Essentials

This curriculum for administrative professionals will help ensure that any communication with customers, internal or external, is professional and productive.

1.       Professionalism
This overview course looks at ways to develop aspects of professionalism ranging from outward appearance to critical thinking skills.

2.       Communication Skills
Course includes active listening skills, body language, tone, vocabulary, and two-way communication basics.

3.       Business Writing
This class covers business writing basics, including reports, memos, emails, letters, and other written communications.

4.       Business Grammar
This session focuses on the most frequent errors in business writing including grammar, spelling, and tone of documents.

5.       Email & Voice Mail Management
Some of the most time-consuming activities for most administrative professionals are email and telephone management. This course offers organization techniques to cut down on time spent on these activities and to ensure that the message sent is the message received.

6.       Time Management
This seminar will instruct attendees on the effective use of planners, time management tools, and effective time-savers in the workplace.

7.       Project Management
In this session, attendees will take a project from concept to complete project plan in a hands-on training experience.

8.       Records Management
This workshop will offer techniques to organize folders, computer files, databases, and various other formats of information that exist in today’s work environment.

9.       Event Planning
Coordinating meetings and events is often a duty that falls on the administrative assistant. This course offers basic formulas, layouts, and checklists for making sure nothing slips between the cracks.

10.   Problem Solving
In this class, attendees will practice problem solving through brainstorming, partnerships, and effective negotiation techniques.

11.   Diversity
A diverse workplace is a stronger workplace. Different outlooks and backgrounds are what create new and innovation solutions. Making the most of diversity is the theme of this session.

12.   Effective Meetings
This will include the basic components of effective meetings include advance communication, purpose statement, the right invitees, a realistic agenda, correct room layout, public minutes, and an action plan with follow up deadlines.

13.   Customer Service
This session will include the basics of outstanding customer service for both external and internal customers.

14.   Using Technology Effectively
This computer and office technology boot camp will give the latest tips and tricks to operate effectively in today’s workplace.

15.   Ergonomics
Setting up a workstation for maximum efficiency can help in workplace safety and reduction of such hazards as carpal tunnel syndrome, eyestrain, and slips and trips. Attendees will evaluate their workspace and redesign it in this session.

16.   Telephone Etiquette
For many customers, their only contact with an organization is when they call in. How does your organization rate? What is your telephone personality quotient? Attendees will learn to improve their telephone image in this course.

17.   Stress Management
Stress is a major factor in most illnesses in today’s society. This session will look at stress reduction techniques to make a workplace more enjoyable and more effective.

18.   Dealing with Difficult People
In this session, attendees will practice dealing with difficult individuals using a basic six-step process that will boost communication and cooperation.

19.   Public Speaking
This overview covers presentation skills for impromptu and planned speaking opportunities, from design to presentation, and gives attendees a chance to practice a short presentation during the course of the class.

20.   Continual Learning
Opportunities and ways to reinforce the training sessions of the certificate program, creation of supported mentor relationships, and techniques to share this information with others in the workplace.

INCUBATOR
The SBTC Incubator provides a supportive environmental and entrepreneurial education that exists to assist small start-up businesses with the skills necessary to develop, grow and create jobs.  Training is designed to assist our small business partners with meeting their needs while allowing BRCC to provide our students with expanded entrepreneurial education and experiences. 

 


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