Gain a broad range of business skills, including workplace communication, customer service and administration systems, in a simulated business environment. Learn and apply computing skills using a variety of applications.
Programme outline
Areas covered in this programme include:
Business Reception and Office Services
Participate in meetings, self-evaluation, team leadership, PowerPoint presentations, verbal and non-verbal communication, customer service skills, dealing with a range of clients, reception skills, time management, employment law, privacy law, te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.
Business Documents for the Workplace
Use Microsoft Word to produce a range of documents such as notices, organisational charts, minutes, agendas, newsletters, flyers, financial reports, mail-merge, and letter composition. Learn how to produce QR-codes, organisational charts and event programmes.
Financial Documentation
Learn how to use Microsoft Excel to create documents suitable for the workplace. Gain knowledge in new technology such as Google Apps or Office 365 to meet business requirements.
Business Communication
Gain skills in written communication. Learn how to respond to complaints, email and display documents. You will learn how to use databases for reports and how to interpret and collate data.
Entry criteria
10 credits NCEA Level 1 Literacy and 10 credits NCEA Level 1 Numeracy or equivalent.
International students
* International fees shown here do not include insurance and administration (currently approximately $780 per year of study)
