Administrative Assistant Professional

Administrative Assistant Professional

An office essential

How to make yourself indispensable

Every office needs an efficient organizer, someone who makes sure phone calls are returned, meetings are scheduled, records are filed and bills are paid.

These organizers or administrative assistants are often considered indispensable by their managers and coworkers. 

It’s an entry-level job that has “promotion potential” stamped all over it!  All you need is some additional education on top of all that experience as the office organizer.

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Administrative Assistant Professional

It only takes four months

That’s right, you can complete this program in as little as four months! 

During that time, you will gain skills that are “indispensable” in every office, regardless of the business or the industry:

  • Business communications
  • Customer service
  • Effective team behavior
  • Professionalism
  • Record keeping
  • Time management

For a closer look at the program, refer to the College Catalog.

Add a credential to your resume

We’re confident you’ll successfully complete all the required courses! And when you do, we’ll present you with an Administrative Assistant Professional Certificate.

This certificate shows hiring employees that you have what it takes to keep their offices organized and running efficiently and you have mastered Microsoft’s Word and Excel software.

Questions?

Our WCE office would love to hear from you. Contact them at 586.498.4121 or continuinged@macomb.edu.

There’s an office that needs you

Seriously, skilled administrative assistants are in great demand! Check out this career data to learn more about the jobs available near you and how much they pay.

And because this is a Workforce and Continuing Education (WCE) program, you don’t even have to fill out an admissions application! 

If you need help finding, preparing or applying for a job, Career Services is here to offer an assist, including interview-coaching and resume critiquing.