VIRTUAL ASSISTANT - LEVEL 2 COURSE

NVQ

Distance

£ 312 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    NVQ Level 2

  • Methodology

    Distance Learning

  • Class hours

    100h

  • Duration

    12 Months

  • Start date

    Different dates available

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

The Virtual Assistant - Level 2 Course will take you step-by-step through the thought and learning processes involved in being a Virtual Assistant. A VA is very much like a PA except they work from home using the internet and telephone to help clients all over the world. If you have experience of office work and good communication skills, then this is an excellent way to either build a business or supplement your income.

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Start date

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About this course

On successful completion on this course students will receive an accredited Level 2 Certificate Award.

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Subjects

  • Conflict
  • Conflict Management
  • Management
  • PA
  • Meetings
  • Customer Care
  • Staff
  • Internet
  • IT
  • Office IT
  • Quality
  • Communication Skills
  • Web
  • Planning
  • Accredited
  • Business Plan
  • Ms Office
  • Quality Training
  • Communication Training
  • IT Management
  • Learning Processes
  • Skills and Training

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Course programme

The Virtual Assistant course consists of the following 23 Units:

Unit One - What is a Virtual Assistant?

This Unit contains the following topics: What is a Virtual Assistant?, Who uses a Virtual Assistant and why?, What tasks can a Virtual Assistant do?, What skills will a Virtual Assistant need?, Issues to Consider When Setting up a Home Office; What organisations are available to Virtual Assistants?

Unit Two – How to Market yourself as a VA

This Unit contains the following topics: Tips on where to Market your Business; How to write a Marketing Plan; Marketing in other countries.

Unit Three – Starting Your Own Business – Decisions

This Unit contains the following topics: How to succeed with your business; How to start up your new business; Getting the right mindset.

Unit Four – Starting a Business from scratch

This Unit contains the following topics: Why start a Business from scratch; Buying an existing Business; Buying a Franchise.

Unit Five – Recruiting Staff

This Unit contains the following topics: How to Recruit Staff; The Process of Recruiting.

Unit Six – Dealing with Staff

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction to dealing with Staff; Paying Staff; Training and Development; The Law; Discrimination; Health & Safety; Trade Unions; Taxation.

Unit Six – Dealing with Staff

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction to dealing with Staff; Paying Staff; Training and Development; The Law; Discrimination; Health & Safety; Trade Unions; Taxation.

Unit Seven – Fraud and Theft

This Unit contains the following topics: Protect your Business: Stop Fraud before it starts; Theft of money; Theft of inventory or equipment; Theft of intellectual property.

Unit Eight – The Business Plan

This Unit contains the following topics: Understand the function of the business plan; Reasons for developing a business plan; Identify sources to get help in developing a business plan; Identify the type of information to include in a business plan; Prepare an outline of a business plan.

Unit Nine – Customer Care an Introduction

This Unit contains the following topics: What is Customer Care?; Defining Customer Care; Characteristics of effective Customer Care.

Unit Ten – Customer Care and the Benefits

This Unit contains the following topics: Increase in profits; Customer loyalty and long-term profitability; Fewer complaints; Staff know what is expected of them; More pleasant work environment; Customer integration and specialisation.

Unit Eleven – Considering a Policy and Plan?

This Unit contains the following topics: Who are our current and potential customers, their characteristics and needs? Staff interfacing with customers; What tangible or intangible assets does the company currently have? Competitor Characteristics; Improvements and additions to Customer Care and Service

Unit Twelve – Customer Care and You

This Unit contains the following topics: The Right Attitude; Looking and Sounding Right; Having the Right Information; Keeping Control; Working within a Team; Customer Complaints; Answering the Phone; A Checklist.

Unit Thirteen – Customer Care and Service Plans

This Unit contains the following topics: Contents of The Plan; The Advantages of Planning; Objectives, Strategies And Tactics; Forecast or assumptions of Outcomes; A sample case on Customer Care Planning; Company policies; People make a Plan work; Current Customer Care and Services.

Unit Fourteen – Basics of the Internet

This Unit contains the following topics: Internet Basics; How the Internet works; Internet Access; Understanding Email; About the Web; Internet Safety; Learning about Viruses.

Unit Fifteen – Creating a Web Site

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction; Graphic Design; Web site Content; Navigation; Key points to remember.

Unit Sixteen – Meetings Skills

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction; Why do we have meetings?; Important things to know about meetings; How to plan a meeting; How to run a meeting.

Unit Seventeen – Introduction to Conflict Management

This Unit contains the following topics: What do organisations use conflict management for? Important things to know about "conflict" and "conflict management"; How to identify signs and stages of conflict; How to build teamwork and co-operation; How to manage and resolve conflict situations; Outline for a Mediation Session; Mediation Guidelines.

Unit Eighteen – Introduction to Planning

This Unit contains the following topics: What do you use planning and evaluation for? Important things to know about planning and evaluation; How to ensure planning is useful and contributes to effective results; How to plan – 8 basic planning steps.

Unit Nineteen – Introduction to Proof Reading

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction; What is Proof Reading?; Tips on Proof Reading.

Unit Twenty – Managing Stress

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction; What is Stress? Symptoms of Stress; Causes of Stress; How to reduce Stress.

Unit Twenty One – Managing your Time

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction; Managing Time step 1;Managing Time step 2; Schedules.

Unit Twenty Two – Small Business Bookkeeping

This Unit contains the following topics: Introduction; Three steps to keeping your Books; Bookkeeping Systems, Software and Method; Accounting terms every business person should know.

Unit Twenty Three – Inland Revenue Requirements

This Unit contains the following topics: What type of Business are you? Registering as self-employed; How to pay your Class 2 National Insurance contributions (NICs); Basic Tax Records you must keep.

Assessment:

The course contains 4 tutor marked assignments which your tutor will mark and you will receive feedback on. The course also contains self-assessment exercises which are not returned for assessment but will help you to gauge your progress.

Additional information

Course Format Paper Based Materials Payment Plan Option Spread the cost over 4 monthly payments. Approximate Self Study Time 100 Hours

VIRTUAL ASSISTANT - LEVEL 2 COURSE

£ 312 VAT inc.