News Archive - Articles About The World Of Work.
We usually recommend, as a kind of insurance policy, that a mature individual should learn to type properly and take a Word course as the bare minimum. (Posted 17/08/10)
Help and advice for job-seeking graduates through improving office skills such as typing and MS Office. (Posted 07/07/10)
Recently I’ve been reflecting on some of my successful hires and why I appointed them and a pattern has emerged.
(Posted 22/06/10)
(Posted 22/06/10)
The latest survey from Morgan Spencer found that a director's Executive PA can earn up to £38,000 a year in the capital, with the average salary for this type of position standing at £33,500. (Posted 20/10/09)
In a tough jobs market, it can be difficult to know where to start when trying to find work, particularly if you have been unemployed for a while. (Posted 24/09/09)
Knowing what software can do for you and how it can help you in your day-to-day job is also important for staying on top of things at work when you are under scrutiny, which is where the knowledge acquired from Microsoft Office courses comes in.
(Posted 16/09/09)
(Posted 16/09/09)
An Executive PA who is fluent in more than
one language can expect to earn on average £30,500. (Posted 30/07/09)
one language can expect to earn on average £30,500. (Posted 30/07/09)
As many as 40,000 young people looking to enter higher education for the first time could be left without a place as the demand for university study far outweighs the number of positions available on courses. (Posted 03/07/09)
27 per cent were listed in professional jobs, 12 per cent were doing administrative and secretarial work and 11 per cent were in the sales and customer service sector. (Posted 03/07/09)
Report on the importance of medical secretarial training for professionals seeking employment in the relatively recession proof environment of the NHS. (Posted 05/05/09)
While many businesses are reporting redundancies during the recession, one recruitment company has revealed a rise in demand for in-house legal secretarial staff. (Posted 30/05/09)
Our Principal, Shilpa Wymer explains what you can do to encourage your recruitment consultant to really get behind you in search for a new job as a secretary, administrator or bookkeeper.
A Pitman Training student reports on the reality of her first 3 weeks in the job at a small firm following her Accounting Technician Diploma bookkeeping course.
It is hard to remember a time when computers were not ever-present in homes and offices, but nowadays secretarial staff simply cannot get by without competence in IT and, more specifically, Microsoft Office. (Posted 23/05/09)
