Executive Secretary / Personal Assistant (Marketing)

Executive Secretary/ PA (Marketing) assistants perform a variety of clerical duties, including Top level administrative secretarial support to Executive Management, the functioning of an office, as well as offering marketing support. This may mean offering assistance to Executives with any marketing activities, whether it is advertising, sales, customer care, distribution, mailing, strategic or direct marketing.  An assistant may offer support depending on which field of marketing the business is involved in.

Who should attend this course?

This Skills Development Programme is intended for:

• Individuals who would like to expand their career opportunities, by acquiring skills to fill an Executive Secretarial/Personal Assistant (Marketing) role in the workplace.

Future Possible Careers

• Executive Secretaries (Marketing) generally advance by being promoted to other marketing administrative positions with more responsibilities, or become specialised and broaden their knowledge of a company’s operations and enhance their skills by studying for the Marketer Skills Development Programme.
• Telesales, Telemarketing, Data capturing.

› The total number of Credits for this Qualification is 97.

› This is equivalent to 970 Notional hours that need to be spent on this Qualification.

› This includes contact time, structured learning, workplace learning and self study (1 credit = 10 notional hours).

› More but not less time can be spent on this Qualification.

› None.

› UCO is provisionally accredited by Umalusi, Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training.

› All unit standard based courses are quality assured by one of the following Seta’s: MICT SETA, ETDP SETA or SERVICES SETA.

› Unit standard based courses will be followed by a SAQA Aligned Unit Standard ID number.

″Learners must be aware that Universal College also offers a few Provider Programs that are not unit standard aligned. The courses are quality assured by the provider.”