The Cambridge International Diploma in Office Administration has been withdrawn. After 31 December 2005 entries from new candidates for the Diploma in Office Administration will not be accepted. Any candidates who have already made module entries by this date must complete all modules within three years of the successful completion of the first module entered. Entries will not be accepted after 31 December 2008.
Good administrative and secretarial skills are the foundation of many occupations. The Cambridge International Diploma in Office Administration enables students to develop theoretical and practical understanding of these skills in a variety of key areas. The qualification is available at Foundation, Standard and Advanced Levels.
A flexible course, the Diplomas comprise a number of short course modules which are both easy to deliver and to study. This design allows employees to drop in and out of the course as required, enabling them to study subject areas of most immediate relevance.
Modules are assessed on demand via a task provided by Cambridge and taken under controlled conditions, with the exception of three of the Optional modules. Candidates who successfully complete modules at any Level will be able to demonstrate understanding of the key areas as indicated. The guidelines for assignments are set by Cambridge but allow students to adapt study to their local context.
| Core Modules | Optional Modules |
|---|---|
| Office Procedures | Shorthand |
| Communication and Task Management | Customer Care |
| Text Processing | Organising Meetings and Events (Standard and Advanced Levels only) |
| Information and Communications Technology | |
| Interpersonal Business Skills (Standard and Advanced Levels only) |
Flexible Options
Core Certificate – Take all three core modules
Optional Certificate – Take any one optional module
Full Diploma – Take all three core modules plus one optional module at Foundation Level, or two optional modules at Standard and Advanced Levels.