Administrative Specialist
Job Role
Administrative Specialists have a variety of titles, with specific skills and knowledge that companies need as they bring various business processes in-house.
Businesses increasingly employ desktop or software publishers who can produce marketing promotions, newsletters and other kinds of materials in-house.
Administrative Specialists with computer-related skills are in some of the fastest-growing business sectors such as, software publishers, Internet publishing and broadcasting, Internet service providers, Web search portals and data processing services.
Recommended Education
• On-the-job elearning and experience
• 2-year Associate's Degree
• Bachelor's Degree or higher
• Technical certifications
Ref: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Occupational Outlook Handbook
2004 -05 Edition
What to Expect
Administrative Specialists with specific technical experience are in demand as business sectors adopt new technology.
Those who enhance their skills with further education and elearning maintain a competitive edge to progress within their career field.
Job opportunities are in various industries such as government, wholesale and retail, manufacturing, schools, finance, insurance and healthcare.
Employment Opportunities
• Desktop Publisher
• Telecommunications Liaison
• Administrative Coordinator
• Compliance Assistant
• Resource Coordinator
• Workflow Coordinator
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