Why Choose Us?

The administrative professional holds an increasingly vital and skilled role in today's (and tomorrow's) office. Skills in management functions and technology include:
- Project management
- Integrated computer software applications
- Organization and scheduling
- Internet, intranet communications and research
- Document preparation, storage, and retrieval, with emphasis on electronic record keeping
- Customer service and public relations
A typical day for today's administrative assistant can include:
- Developing a production report using spreadsheet software
- Preparing charts, slides and handouts for a management presentation
- Communicating globally via telephone, fax, or e-mail with clients
- Using the Internet to research a topic or schedule airline flights
- Developing and editing web pages
- Supervising or training a coworker
"For those willing to accept this challenge, there is a world of opportunity waiting."
International Association of Administrative Professionals
Why take the Office Administration Program at RDC?
- 95% overall employment rate
- 100% of graduates recommend the program
- 120 hour practicum
- Use current hardware and software in instructor-led classes
- Completion of the Office Technology Certificate grants 30 credits (one year) towards a Bachelor of Professional Arts Degree, Communications Major, at Athabasca University
Students:
- Create a professional career portfolio
- Learn technical skills on the most current hardware and software
- Students membership available to the Red Deer Chapter of International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP).