Business Admin Advanced

Business Administration Advanced Apprenticeship

To complete this apprenticeship 58 credits are required consisting of the following:

  1. 27 credits from Mandatory Units
  2. Minimum of 13 credits from Group B optional units
  3. Maximum of 10 credits from Group C optional
  4. Maximum of 8 credits from Group D optional units

A minimum of 40 credits must be achieved through completion of units at level 3 or above.

Designed for learners to demonstrate:

  • A practiced set of skills when carrying out business administrative operations including the introduction of developing and managing administrative systems, processes and functions
  • Develop their understanding of the principles that underpin working in a business administrative environment including the principles of business, covering the broader, cross-organisational process that an administrator will need to understand
  • Demonstrate occupational competence in a range of business administrative roles such as:
  • Personal Assistant Business Development Executive
  • Legal Administrator Administrative Officer
  • Project Officer Team Leader

Group A: Mandatory Units (27 credits)

Unit Code Unit Title Level Credits
B&A 40 Communicate in a business environment 3 4
M&L 9 Manage personal and professional development 3 3
B&A 57 Principles of business communication and information 3 4
B&A 58 Principles of administration 3 6
B&A 59 Principles of business 3 10

**Group B: Optional Units (minimum 13 credits) **

Unit Code Unit Title Level Credits
B&A 41 Contribute to the improvement of business performance 3 6
B&A 42 Negotiate in a business environment 3 4
B&A 43 Develop a presentation 3 3
B&A 44 Deliver a presentation 3 3
B&A 45 Create bespoke business documents 3 4
B&A 46 Contribute to the development and implementation of an information system 3 6
B&A 47 Monitor information systems 3 8
B&A 48 Evaluate the provision of business travel or accommodation 3 5
B&A 49 Provide administrative support in schools 3 5
B&A 50 Administer parking and traffic challenges, representations and civil parking appeals 3 5
B&A 51 Administer statutory parking and traffic appeals 3 6
B&A 52 Administer parking and traffic debt recovery 3 5
B&A 53 Administer legal files 3 5
B&A 54 Build legal case files 3 5
B&A 55 Manage legal case files 3 5
B&A 60 Manage an office facility 3 4
B&A 61 Analyse and present business data 3 6
B&A 14 Produce business documents 2 3
B&A 16 Store and retrieve information 2 4
B&A 17 Produce minutes of meeting 2 3
B&A 18 Handle mail 2 3
B&A 21 Prepare text from shorthand 2 6
B&A 22 Prepare text from recorded audio instruction 2 4
B&A 25 Maintain and issue stationery and supplies 2 3
B&A 27 Contribute to the organisation of an event 2 3
B&A 28 Organise business travel or accommodation 2 4
B&A 29 Provide administrative support for meetings 2 4
B&A 30 Administer human resource records 2 3
B&A 31 Administer the recruitment and selection process 2 3
B&A 32 Administer parking dispensations 2 3
B&A 33 Administer finance 2 4
B&A 35 Buddy a colleague to develop their skills 2 3
B&A 39 Employee rights and responsibilities 2 2
B&A 66 Support environmental sustainability in a business environment 4 4
B&A 67 Resolve administrative problems 4 6
B&A 68 Prepare specifications for contracts 4 4
B&A 20 Prepare text from notes using touch typing 2 4

Group C: Optional Units (maximum of 10 credits)

Unit Code Unit Title Level Credits
M&L 10 Promote equality, diversity and inclusion in the workplace 3 3
M&L 11 Manage team performance 3 4
M&L 12 Manager individuals performance 3 4
M&L 13 Manage individuals development in the workplace 3 3
M&L 14 Chair and lead meetings 3 3
M&L 16 Encourage innovation 3 4
M&L 18 Procure products and/or services 3 5
M&L 19 Implement change 3 5
M&L 20 Implement and maintain business continuity plans and processes 3 4
M&L 23 Participate in a project 3 3
M&L 25 Develop and maintain professional networks 4 3
M&L 27 Develop and implement an operational plan 4 5
M&L 34 Manage physical resources 4 4
M&L 36 Prepare for and support quality audits 4 3
M&L 38 Manage a budget 4 4
M&L 40 Manage a project 4 7
M&L 41 Manage a business risk 4 6
M&L 43 Recruitment, selection and induction practice 4 6
CS 25 Organise and deliver customer service 3 5
CS 31 Resolve customer complaints 3 4
CFAQ 30 Using email 3 3
CFAQ 41 Word Processing Software 3 6
CFAQ 32 Website Software 3 5
CFAQ 33 Spreadsheet Software 3 6
CFAQ 34 Presentation Software 3 6
CFAQ 29 Bespoke Software 3 4
CFAQ 35 Database Software 3 6

Group D: Optional Units (maximum of 8 credits)

Unit Code Unit Title Level Credits
M&L 15 Principles of leadership and management 3 8
CFAQ 36 Principles of marketing research 3 5
CFAQ 37 Principles of marketing and evaluation 3 7
CFAQ 38 Principles of digital marketing and research 3 7
CFAQ 39 Principles of marketing stakeholders relationships 3 3
CS 26 Understand the customer service environment 3 5
B&A 56 Understand the legal context of business 3 6
CFAQ 40 Principles of Social Media within a business 3 6

BARRED UNITS:

This unit Is barred against this unit
Evaluate the provision of business travel or accommodation Organise business travel or accommodation
Organise business travel or accommodation Evaluate the provision of business travel or accommodation
Participate in a project Manage a project
Manage a project Participate in a project

Functional Skills to the following levels

Functional Skills Title Level
Maths 2
English 2
ICT 2

Additional Requirements:

  • ERR Workbook
  • PLTS (included within Mandatory units of Competence certificate)

Employee Rights and Responsibilities

The Employee Rights and Responsibilities component of the apprenticeship can be achieved through either achieving unit Employee rights and responsibilities (QCF) - this is an optional unit included within the combined qualification, or the Skills CFA ERR Workbook

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