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Office Administration – Human Resources Specialist
26 weeks at 4 hours per day (520 hours)

The Office Administration – Human Resources Specialist will prepare students in the key aspects of business administration required for working as a Human Resources Clerk. This course provides the same core, fundamental skills employers look for in administrative personnel that are included in our Office Administration – Generalist Program, but also includes additional training in Business Law and Human Resources. Students will complete a variety of lessons and exercises to understand approaches to strategic planning and organizational structure, and how to improve team effectiveness, decision making and performance standards in the workplace.

Students will complete modules in Introductory Microsoft Office Applications including Word, Excel and PowerPoint to be able to create the various documents used by businesses. Students will also be introduced to accounting concepts and procedures including debits and credits and how to analyze and record business transactions. Students will learn how to use the computerized accounting software QuickBooks to support small business activities.

Business Law modules will provide the student with an overview of the Canadian Legal system and its effect on business and business organizations as well as an overview of the ethical issues that businesses encounter such as ethics, contracts and sales, consumer protection issues, and agency and employment issues. Human Resources modules provide a comprehensive overview of modern day personnel and the diverse components of human resource functions and its role in the current business environment. Students will be introduced to job analysis and design, human resources planning, legal requirements, compensation and benefits, employee rights, safety, and strategic issues and challenges in Human Resources Management.

In-class training will conclude with Career Management, to produce the necessary job search documents and provide students with effective interviewing skills to ensure their success in the career search process.

Previous completion of Microsoft Office Level 1 is required for entry into the program.

Career Options:

  • Administrative Assistant
  • Human Resources Clerk
  • Office Administration


Related NOC:

  • 1222, 1241, 1432, 1442