By investing in your skills now in Administration, you will be making a sound investment towards your future.

for all young people…

leaving school and looking for a job? looking for good training?

looking for good career prospects? are you aged 16 to 19?

Then check out the Business & Administration Apprenticeship
 
Administration forms the basis of any organisation be it in the Manufacturing, Service, Catering or Construction.  Business & Administration has changed dramatically and is now recognised as the lifeblood of an organisation.  Roles within this sector are evolving which means there are a large number of job opportunities available to you!

Some of the many Job opportunities:

administrator receptionist accounts computer operator

clerk typist ecretary

the possibilities are endless...

For all jobs in Administration you will need to show your employer you:

can work in a team Can adapt to a number of different tasks have a good standard of literacy and numeracy

have good communication skills have good organisational skills ave good practical skills

HYA Training Programme - HYA offer training and support to young people who are either currently working, or looking to work in administration, across all occupations and sectors of employment.  The Administration Apprenticeship Framework is work-based; which means the majority of your time will be spent learning the job while working with an employer. If you are not currently working in the administration area, HYA Training can help find an employer willing to support your training.

The NVQ itself is based around learning the skills connected with administration duties, and providing evidence of what you have done and learned. The majority of this evidence will be collected in a portfolio, and will include items such as written work, observation reports and witness testimonies from supervisors etc.

In order to help you achieve the qualification, training is given in the latest computer applications, and in the different types of office duties such as reception and filing. This will give you theoretical and practical knowledge, to support your job role in the workplace. Some of this may be done during 'off-the-job' training sessions at our training centre.

How It Works - Prior to starting the Apprenticeship all candidates undertake an initial assessment, which together with your previous qualifications and past experience, help determine the right level of Apprenticeship for you.  Candidates not already employed will be required to attend interviews with local employers until a suitable work placement has been secured.

Your HYA Training assessor will then help you plan a programme of development and assessment to gain the relevant skills and knowledge necessary to achieve your Apprenticeship.

The Apprenticeship Framework - The Business & Administration Apprenticeship’s are aimed at staff working in administration across all occupations and sectors of employment.  Adminstration Apprenticeships today comprises of a  National Vocational Qualification (NVQ), a Technical Certificate and Key Skills.  The acheivement of the whole framework is necessary for an Apprenticeship to be certificated. 

Apprenticeship - Is aimed at individuals whose training and work role involves carrying out a broad range of administration activities, requiring a limited amount of supervision and working with some autonomy.

Advanced Apprenticeship - Is aimed at individuals whose training and work role involves carrying out administration duties with a considerable amount of responsibility and autonomy. The individual will be contributing to the development and implementation of administrative services within the organisation, and have a substantial amount of administrative experience.

What to do next? - That’s easy, simply call HYA Training on 01482 211778 or email us info@hyatraining.co.uk for a informal chat / further details.

A recent survey conducted by the CFA in Jan 2006 revealed some very interesting facts about the role of today’s administrators.

The survey revealed that administrators are happy and content in their work, with 95% saying that their job is ‘enjoyable’ and 88% saying that they ‘feel valued and supported’

Administrators are amongst to happiest workers in the workplace.  Almost 9 in 10 said they felt valued and found their job interesting and challenging.
Jenny Hewell CEO of the CFA

The good news is that these ‘top’ jobs should be relatively easy to achieve with research showing that UK industry needs to employ 1.5 million administrators by 2021

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