Records, procurement, basic finance, and the systems thinking that turns an admin function from reactive to organised. For office administrators.
Most admin functions are busy rather than organised, and the difference between the two is systems. This covers records, procurement, basic finance, and the routines that let an office run predictably instead of reacting to whatever arrives.
Organising, storing, and retrieving physical and digital records.
Requisitions, supplier liaison, and receiving goods and services.
Petty cash, invoices, and basic financial record keeping.
Building repeatable procedures and checklists for routine work.
Scheduling, facilities, and coordinating the flow of daily operations.
Shifting from reactive tasks to anticipating and preventing problems.
Office administrators, coordinators, and support staff responsible for the day-to-day running of an office.
None. Suited to office administrators and support staff at any stage.
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