
Business Administrator Apprenticeship
Level: 3 / Duration: 16-18 mths
Apprentices, taking a Business Administrator apprenticeship, should always be looking to improve efficiency, be a good problem solver, and enjoy working across teams to improve the functions of the business. They will interact with a wide variety of stakeholders across the organisation to support and engage them.
An organisation requires a good administrator to be flexible and responsive, proactive, have integrity and be positive and encouraging. They are relied upon to be good time and priority managers with sound decision making abilities and may very well be managing people to get tasks done through guiding, mentoring and coaching, always seeking to develop theirs and other team members skills further. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential. The Business Administrator apprenticeship provides training in all these areas.
Assessment
The EPA assessment period will be upto 12 weeksSubmit a portfolio of evidence of their best work |
Completion of a project between month 9 of the apprenticeship and Gateway into the EPA period |
A Project Presentation about their project followed by a Question & Answer session |
A Multi-Choice Knowledge Test |
Meet with the independent assessor to have a Professional Discussion underpinned by their portfolio of evidence |
Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours
We can provide you with a full list of the Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours which your apprentice will be taught and assessed on but as an overview, your apprentice will learn the following:
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The Organisation
Value of their skills
Stakeholders
Relevant Regulation
Policies
Business Fundamentals
Processes
External Environment Factors
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IT
Record and Document Production
Decision Making
Interpersonal Skills
Quality
Planning and Organisation
Project Management
Communications
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Professionalism
Personal Qualities
Managing Performance
Adaptability
Responsibility
If you click on this link: government-funded apprenticeship schemes, you will discover just how much financial support your business is entitled to when employing a candidate for a Business Administrator apprenticeship. Likewise, we have created a blog about apprenticeship funding to help clear up any misconceptions businesses may have about the apprenticeship scheme. You can follow the link here to read it in full: 'The Cost of Apprenticeships: A Shrewd Investment for Employers'
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