Course Descriptions

This course is designed to give students some introductory overview on the secretarial profession. Students will learn some aspects of secretarial work in the businness world. In addition, some practical skills, such as typing letters and envelops, copying and duplicating equipment, filing documents, handling visitors, calling procedures, writing business letters, etc. are included in the course. The course interaction will mainly require the students to deal with pair/group work, discussion, and presentation. Therefore, students are expected to take an active participation during the pair/group work, discussion, and presentation.

Learning Outcomes

Students are able to understand some aspects of secretarial work in the businness world and they can develop the skills of secretary, such as typing letters and envelops, copying and duplicating equipment, filing documents, handling visitors, calling a business partner, writing business letters, etc.

References

1. Baber, Lina Grace. 1982. Office Practices and Procedures. USA: Charles E. Merril Publishing Company.
2. Lougheed, Lin. 2003. Business Correspondence: A Guide to Everyday Writing (2nd Ed.). New York: Pearson Education Inc.

 

 

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Course Descriptions

This course is designed to give students some introductory overview on the secretarial profession. Students will learn some aspects of secretarial work in the businness world. In addition, some practical skills, such as typing letters and envelops, copying and duplicating equipment, filing documents, handling visitors, calling procedures, writing business letters, etc. are included in the course. The course interaction will mainly require the students to deal with pair/group work, discussion, and presentation. Therefore, students are expected to take an active participation during the pair/group work, discussion, and presentation.

Learning Outcomes

Students are able to understand some aspects of secretarial work in the businness world and they can develop the skills of secretary, such as typing letters and envelops, copying and duplicating equipment, filing documents, handling visitors, calling a business partner, writing business letters, etc.

References

Baber, Lina Grace. 1982. Office Practices and Procedures. USA: Charles E. Merril Publishing Company. Lougheed, Lin. 2003. Business Correspondence: A Guide to Everyday Writing (2nd Ed.). New York: Pearson Education Inc.

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Course Descriptions

This course is designed to give students some introductory overview on the secretarial profession. Students will learn some aspects of secretarial work in the businness world. In addition, some practical skills, such as typing letters and envelops, copying and duplicating equipment, filing documents, handling visitors, calling procedures, writing business letters, etc. are included in the course. The course interaction will mainly require the students to deal with pair/group work, discussion, and presentation. Therefore, students are expected to take an active participation during the pair/group work, discussion, and presentation.

Learning Outcomes

Students are able to understand some aspects of secretarial work in the businness world and they can develop the skills of secretary, such as typing letters and envelops, copying and duplicating equipment, filing documents, handling visitors, calling a business partner, writing business letters, etc.

References

Baber, Lina Grace. 1982. Office Practices and Procedures. USA: Charles E. Merril Publishing Company. Lougheed, Lin. 2003. Business Correspondence: A Guide to Everyday Writing (2nd Ed.). New York: Pearson Education Inc.

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