Apprenticeship Administration Assistant Level 2
About this role
This standard is for apprentices under 25 years old who wish to gain the competencies required to work as an administration assistant.
Administration assistants have a highly transferable set of knowledge, skills and behaviours that can be applied across the public, private and charitable sector. Their role is to carry out routine administration tasks that support operations. An administration assistant is an integral part of the team and organisation responsible for supporting the efficient organisational functions and operations. View this standard on Skills England's website.
This apprenticeship is a minimum 8-month programme and should typically be completed within 12-18 months.
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Apprenticeship Assessment
We provide a full range of assessment services, resources and support from our experienced team to equip you and your learners with the diverse requirements of the occupational standards.
This assessment has been designed to be suitable and accessible for an under-25 audience.
Resources
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Fees
£4,000 government funding is available for apprentices who, at the start of their apprenticeship training, are aged under 25.
| Administration Assistant Level 2 | |
|---|---|
| Component | Fees |
| Portfolio of Evidence | £250.00 |
| Presentation with Questions | £350.00 |
Please contact us if you plan to offer centre assessment. Where assessment requires travel, a further fee will be applied. Get in touch for details.
Apprenticeship Reforms
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