Project Administrator

What does a Project Administrator do?

A project administrator oversees the different phases of a project, ensures it runs smoothly and is completed on time by monitoring its progress and creating reports for managers.

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What are the key skills of a Project Administrator?

Project administrators organise the project team by facilitating, reporting and analysing all aspects of the project so that it runs smoothly. 

• Excellent time management and organisation skills
• Attention to detail to monitor and control project variables
• Good communication skills to coordinate with team members to ensure the project is completed on time and on budget
• Ability to motivate a team and make sound decisions
• Motivated to achieve targets and foster a good team environment

How to become a Project Administrator 

Having formal qualifications are not required for the role of Project Administrator, however, employers look favourably upon those who have studied a course in project management. Having strong skills in computer literacy and office administration are also essential to the success of the role. 

It's recommended to study the BSB40920 - Certificate IV in Project Management Practice as this can qualify you for the position, giving you the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge.