Administration Manager

What does an Administration Manager do?

Administration managers do a range of clerical and administrative tasks that help in the day to day functioning of any organisation.

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What skills do you need to be an Administration Manager? 

Administration managers perform a vital support role by organising schedules, communicating on behalf of executives, maintaining records and performing clerical duties.

• Accuracy in preparing data and adept at using computer software
• Attention to detail to prepare documentation and follow instructions
• Methodical, organised, ability to prioritise work and be discreet
• Excellent communication skills – both verbal and written
• Ability to anticipate needs and take initiative

How to become an Administration Manager 

In order to gain experience and become an Administration Manager, working as an Office Administrator and moving up the career ladder can help you get there.

However, getting qualified with a nationally-recognised course can help you build foundational knowledge that can contribute to your career success. Studying the BSB30120 - Certificate III in Business (Administration) or BSB40120 - Certificate IV in Business (Administration) can help you get familiar with some of the business administration processes. 

Higher-level qualifications such as the BSB50120 - Diploma of Business (Operations)can also prepare you for this career provided that you also have the work experience, too.