Build on your existing computer and administrative skills to advance your career opportunities. You will learn a range of specialised, technical or managerial skills to plan, carry out and evaluate your own work and the work of a team.

• Location:
  Footscray Nicholson, City King St, St Albans and Industry
• Other locations:

  Flexible Education

• Faculty:
  Faculty of Workforce Development
• School:
  School of Business Services
• Study mode:
  Full Time and Part Time
• Delivery mode:
  On campus, On-line Flexible and Industry
• Course code:
  BSB50407
• Duration:
  0.5 years
• This information is for Australian residents.
  Click here for the international version of this course

How to apply

• administration manager
• general office manager
• office manager
• executive personal assistant
• office administrator
• project assistant

Learn more about your career options on the Australian government's Career Information and Resources website.

This qualification provides a sound theoretical knowledge base and use a range of specialised, technical or managerial skills to plan, carry out and evaluate their own work and/or the work of a team.

All units listed below can be delivered to either campus or industry mode depending on demand.

• Establish and Maintain a Workgroup Computer Network

  Unit code

  BSBITB501A

• Manage Payroll

  Unit code

  BSBFIM502A

• Manage Meetings

  Unit code

  BSBADM502B

• Plan and Manage Conferences

  Unit code

  BSBADM503B

• Plan or Review Administration Systems

  Unit code

  BSBADM504B

• Manage Business Document Design and Development

  Unit code

  BSBADM506B

• Manage Projects

  Unit code

  BSBPMG510A

• Ensure Team Effectiveness

  Unit code

  BSBWOR502A

• Manage Quality Customer Service

  Unit code

  BSBCUS501A

• Implement Ebusiness Solutions

  Unit code

  BSBEBU502A

• Manage Recruitment Selection and Induction Processes

  Unit code

  BSBHRM506A

• Manage People Performance

  Unit code

  BSBMGT502B

• Manage Fundraising and Sponsorship Activities

  Unit code

  BSBPUB503A

• Manage and Monitor Business or Records Systems

  Unit code

  BSBRKG502B

• Develop Workplace Policy and Procedures for Sustainability

  Unit code

  BSBSUS501A

• Manage Personal Work Priorities and Professional Development

  Unit code

  BSBWOR501A

• Review and Maintain a Website

  Unit code

  BSBEBU401A

• Provide Information From and About Records

  Unit code

  BSBRKG402B

• Promote Innovation in a Team Environment

  Unit code

  BSBINN301A

• Organise Meetings

  Unit code

  BSBADM405B

• Organise Business Travel

  Unit code

  BSBADM406B

• Design and Develop Complex Text Documents

  Unit code

  BSBITU401A

• Address Customer Needs

  Unit code

  BSBCUS402A

• Facilitate Individual Learning

  Unit code

  TAADEL403A

• Manage an Information or Knowledge Management System

  Unit code

  BSBINM501A

• Conduct Online Transactions

  Unit code

  BSBITU305A

• Develop and Use Complex Spreadsheets

  Unit code

  BSBITU402A

• Produce Complex Desktop Published Documents

  Unit code

  BSBITU404A

• Administer Projects

  Unit code

  BSBADM407B

• Implement Workplace Information System

  Unit code

  BSBINM401A

• Produce Complex Desktop Published Documents

  Unit code

  BSBITU404A

• Promote Products and Services

  Unit code

  BSBMKG413A

• Undertake Marketing Activities

  Unit code

  BSBMKG414A

• Promote Team Effectiveness

  Unit code

  BSBWOR402A

• Develop Work Priorities

  Unit code

  BSBWOR404A

The Diploma of Business Administration is offered on a full-time basis or part-time equivalent. Part-time programs are normally conducted in the evenings or via flexible learning arrangements. Flexible learning arrangements may include off-campus study, workshops or workplace facilitation. Traineeships are usually delivered both on and off-the-job or in a mixture of these delivery modes over a twelve month period. The Diploma of Business Administration is a four-stage course with multiple entry and exit points. It provides an opportunity for participants with no previous experience as well as catering for skill and knowledge enhancement for those with basic administration skills. Participants who successfully complete each stage are eligible to apply for entry into the next level. RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) and Credit policies apply. Stage 1 Certificate II in Business 18 weeks Stage 2 Certificate III in Business 18 weeks Stage 3 Certificate IV in Business Administration 18 weeks Stage 4 Diploma of Business Administration 18 weeks Diploma of Business Administration is offered full time, or part time and flexible learning arrangements which may include off-campus study, workshops or workplace facilitation.

Students would normally progress from Certificate IV in Business Administration to the Diploma level.

• TAFE: Not Applicable
• Year 12: Successful completion of VCE or equivalent
• International: IELTS 5.5
• Mature: Direct or VTAC application