General Administration

General Administration is one starting point with two career paths. You begin with a shared foundation of core administrative skills (the office procedures, business software, professional communication, and customer service that every workplace relies on), learning online alongside a supportive cohort. Once your foundation is set, you branch into the specialization that matches the career you want.

It's a smart way to start if you're drawn to organized, people-facing work but aren't yet sure which setting is right for you. You build real, transferable skills right away, then commit to a direction with confidence, guided by your program advisor.

• Cohort learning model, so you progress alongside a supportive group and build a professional network.
• Instructors are working experts who teach from real-world experience.
• Intensive, industry-reviewed curriculum built with employers, so you graduate work-ready.
• Unparalleled student support, including free ELL programs, tutoring, one-to-one coaching, and wellness services.

Administrative roles are needed across nearly every industry. Depending on your path, you could work in corporate and professional offices, small businesses, remote roles, clinics, or medical offices. In B.C., administrative wages range from roughly $18.00 to $35.22 per hour.

Every path starts from the same foundation: Grade 12 or Mature Student Status, Grade 11-level English or an approved language test, an English challenge exam, a typing test, the online Computer Skills Entrance Test, and an informational interview. Some paths carry a few extra requirements, so check the program page for your chosen specialization for the full list.