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Highers: Admin and IT

Our weekly one-to-many tuitions are tutor-led and can be taken either in person or virtually at our Edinburgh centre. These lessons are designed for students studying SQA Highers Admin & IT. Each 40-minute class offers a deeper and more effective learning experience than traditional school lessons, helping students to fill any knowledge gaps they may have due to school absences.

We also offer one-to-one tuitions lessons, either face-to-face or virtually, at our Edinburgh centre. These 40-minute sessions are also aimed at students studying SQA Highers Admin and IT and provide the student with the tutor’s full attention. This approach can be more effective than group lessons, as it allows the tutor to consistently address the student’s strengths and weaknesses without the distraction of other students. The personalised teaching approach enables students to learn at their own pace, without feeling pressured by the progress of others.

Test your knowledge:

We will evaluate students existing knowledge with the help of an aptitude test to find out your current status of learning progression.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for learners who are considering to appear for the Highers Admin and IT SQA exam.

What topics will be covered?

The course has two major areas of study which are covered in depth, these are as follows:

  1. Administrative Theory & Practice:

Candidates enhance their understanding of the factors that contribute to an efficient administrative function, which include time and task management, effective teamwork, compliance with workplace legislation, the influence of digital technologies, and customer care.

  • Role of Administrative Assistant
  • Strategies for effective time and task management, and their importance
  • Characteristics and the importance of effective teams
  • Knowledge of workplace legislation and strategies for ensuring compliance
  • Impact of digital technology on the layout, working practices, communication methods, data handling and file management of an organisation
  • Features of good customer care, mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating the quality of customer care, benefits of good and consequences of poor customer care
  • Procedures for organising and supporting a range of meetings and events
  • Appropriate methods of communication and research

 

  1. IT Applications:

Candidates cultivate skills in organising and managing information through digital technology within administrative contexts. They utilise software application functions to analyse, process, and manage information, enabling them to create and edit complex business documents. Additionally, candidates gain an understanding of communication barriers and strategies to overcome them, ensuring effective communication. They also develop the skills, knowledge, and understanding necessary to maintain the security and confidentiality of information.

  • Word processing
  • Spreadsheets
  • Relational databases
  • Presentations
  • Communication

Highers SQA latest Syllabus will be followed throughout the session.

Recommended Exams:

Highers Admin and IT SQA exam