Office Administration - General

 

B011 (PC) – Timmins Campus
B025 (HL) – Haileybury Campus
B027 (KL) – Kirkland Lake Campus
B034 (JB) – Moosonee Campus (offer based on community need)
B249 (CK) – Distance

 

 

Thanks to a host of practical simulations and a hands-on work placement, Northern’s one-year Office Administration – General certificate will prepare you to claim your place as a confident and valued member of any organization.

 

You’ll get an overview of the relationship between the finance, human resources, marketing and operations departments. And you’ll learn what it takes to maintain an organization’s competitive edge.

 

Along the way, you’ll also cover the basics of accounting and business math, improve your verbal and written communications, and master keyboarding and essential software skills.

 

The result? From problem-solving and planning meetings to managing appointments and arranging travel, the entire office will rely on you to keep things running smoothly.

 

Career Opportunities
 

Graduates of the Office Administration Program – General (one year certificate) may choose to continue their studies for another year to receive a diploma in the Office Administration Executive Program. Graduates who enter the workforce will find opportunities in the following: healthcare, legal, government, industrial, commercial and financial.

 

 

Semester 1:
AC1034 Introduction to Financial Accounting
BU1103 Introduction to Human Resources
CM1903 Communications I – Model A
IN1093 Computer Applications for Business & Technology
MA1024 Business Math I
OF1013 Word Processing and Keyboarding I
OF1023 Office Procedures I

 

BU1363 Introduction to Business Concepts
CM2903 Communications II – Model A
IN2013 Computer Applications II
IN2113 Introduction to Computerized Bookkeeping
OF2001 Placement I
OF2003 Administrative Procedures
OF2023 Word Processing and Keyboarding II
GN1443 Canadian Indigenous Culture and Awareness

 

Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.