Course description

THE TRAINING

The Advanced Training on Digital Competence Office Administration and Management is a specialized professional development program designed to enhance the administrative, organizational, and coordination capabilities of public and corporate sector personnel responsible for managing institutional operations and support systems.

In today’s rapidly changing administrative landscape, institutions require skilled professionals who can handle complex communication channels, manage office resources effectively, and ensure smooth operational flow between departments and leadership structures. The program therefore focuses on upgrading participants’ knowledge in modern office practices, documentation and records management, communication protocols, digital administration tools, team leadership, and organizational ethics.

Through interactive sessions, simulations, and case-based exercises, participants will gain the technical and interpersonal skills required to coordinate administrative functions efficiently, foster teamwork, and improve overall institutional service delivery.


By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

▪ demonstrate a deeper understanding of modern administrative systems and management principles in both public and corporate organizations;

▪ apply strategic office management practices to enhance coordination, efficiency, and workflow optimization;

▪ manage official correspondence, documentation, and records using professional and digital tools for accuracy and accountability;

▪ strengthen interpersonal and communication skills for effective internal and external stakeholder engagement;

▪ utilize digital administration and information management systems to improve decision-making and operational transparency;

▪ develop leadership and supervisory competencies for managing teams and fostering workplace collaboration;

▪ apply principles of time management, delegation, and performance monitoring to achieve institutional goals;

▪ promote ethical standards, discipline, and professional conduct within administrative operations;

▪ design and implement strategies for effective service delivery, institutional image management, and client satisfaction; and

▪ build institutional resilience through continuous improvement and adaptive administrative practices.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

▪ Administrative Officers, Executive Assistants, and Office Managers

▪ Directors and Deputy Directors of Administration

▪ Personal Assistants (PAs) and Secretaries to Senior Executives

▪ Human Resource and Operations Managers

▪ Departmental Heads and Senior Clerical Supervisors

▪ Records, Registry, and Information Management Officers

▪ Protocol and Front Desk Officers

▪ Administrative Staff from Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs)

▪ Senior Administrative Personnel from Public Enterprises and Parastatals

▪ Executive Secretaries and Program Coordinators from Development Institutions

▪ Senior Administrative Support Staff from Defense and Security Institutions


Organizational Benefits of Attending This Training:

• Enhance Administrative Capacity and Efficiency: Develop competent administrative professionals capable of managing office operations, logistics, and communication seamlessly.

• Strengthen Institutional Coordination: Improve collaboration and information flow between departments, leadership, and stakeholders for effective decision-making.

• Promote Professionalism and Accountability: Foster discipline, ethical conduct, and transparency in daily administrative and operational functions.

• Improve Productivity and Service Delivery: Introduce techniques that streamline tasks, reduce redundancies, and ensure prompt service outcomes.

• Integrate Digital Tools in Administration: Equip teams with ICT skills to manage correspondence, data, and records using modern office technologies.

• Build Effective Supervisory and Leadership Skills: Empower administrators to take proactive leadership roles in guiding teams and resolving workplace challenges.

• Enhance Communication and Client Relations: Strengthen written and verbal communication for professional representation and institutional image management.

• Support Policy Implementation and Strategic Goals: Align administrative activities with institutional mandates and national governance objectives.

Encourage Continuous Improvement: Establish a culture of innovation and learning within the administrative workforce


What will i learn?

  • Enhance Administrative Capacity and Efficiency
  • Strengthen Institutional Coordination: Improve collaboration and information flow between departments, leadership, and stakeholders for effective decision-making
  • Promote Professionalism and Accountability: Foster discipline, ethical conduct, and transparency in daily administrative and operational functions.
  • Improve Productivity and Service Delivery
  • Integrate Digital Tools in Administration: Equip teams with ICT skills to manage correspondence, data, and records using modern office technologies.

Requirements

  • CIKDP 2027 GLOBAL TRAINING VENUES

    The 2027 events will be hosted across our international centres.

    All dates are for 2027 unless otherwise stated.

    EUROPE

    Germany – Hotel CityLight, Berlin / Gisma University | €1,995 Dates: Mar 15–19, Apr 12–16, May 10–14, Jun 7–11, Jul 12–16, Sep 13–17, Oct 18–22, Nov 22–26, Dec 13–17.

    Austria – Radisson Blu Style Hotel, Vienna | €1,995 Dates: Mar 1–5, May 10–14, Jul 12–16, Sep 13–17, Nov 1–5, Dec 13–17.

    France – ibis Paris Vaugirard Porte de Versailles, Paris | €1,995 Dates: Apr 12–16, Jun 7–11, Sep 20–24, Oct 18–22, Nov 22–26, Dec 6–10.

    Portugal – Lisbon Marriott Hotel | €1,995 Dates: Feb 22–26, Apr 5–9, May 31–Jun 4, Jul 19–23, Sep 6–10, Nov 15–19.

    Finland – Clarion Hotel Helsinki | €1,995 Dates: Mar 1–5, Apr 19–23, Jun 28–Jul 2, Aug 2–6, Sep 6–10, Nov 8–12.

    United Kingdom – Fortis House, Barking, Essex | £1,995 Dates: Mar 15–19, Apr 19–23, Jun 7–11, Jul 12–16, Sep 6–10, Nov 8–12, Jan 25–29, 2028.

    MIDDLE EAST & ASIA

    Qatar – Steigenbeger Hotel & Residence, Doha | $1,995 Dates: Feb 1–5, Apr 19–23, May 31–Jun 4, Jul 12–16, Sep 13–17, Oct 4–8, Nov 29–Dec 3.

    Turkey – Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul | $1,995 Dates: Jan 11–15, Mar 22–26, May 17–21, Jun 28–Jul 2, Aug 30–Sep 3, Nov 15–19, Dec 13–17.

    Saudi Arabia – King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, Dhahran | $1,995 Dates: Jan 25–29, Apr 12–16, May 24–28, Aug 23–27, Oct 18–22, Nov 29–Dec 3.

    Singapore – Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium | $2,500 Dates: Feb 1–5, Mar 22–26, Apr 19–23, May 17–21, Jun 28–Jul 2, Aug 16–20, Sep 6–10, Oct 4–8, Nov 1–5, Dec 6–10.

    Malaysia – Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur | $1,995 Dates: Jan 11–15, Mar 15–19, Jun 21–25, Sep 6–10, Oct 4–8, Nov 22–26, Dec 6–10.

    AFRICA

    Tanzania – Four Points by Sheraton, Dar es Salaam | $1,995 Dates: Jan 25–29, Apr 19–23, Jul 12–16, Sep 20–24, Nov 29–Dec 3.

    Egypt – Radisson Blu Hotel, Cairo | $1,995 Dates: Feb 1–5, Mar 29–Apr 2, Jun 14–18, Aug 16–20, Oct 18–22, Dec 13–17.

    Kenya – Emara Ole Sereni Hotel, Nairobi | $1,995 Dates: Jan 25–29, Apr 26–30, Jun 14–18, Jul 26–30, Sep 13–17, Oct 4–8, Nov 8–12, Dec 13–17.

    Rwanda – Onomo Hotel, Kigali | $1,995 Dates: Jan 11–15, Feb 8–12, Mar 22–26, Apr 19–23, May 17–21, Jun 28–Jul 2, Aug 16–20, Sep 6–10, Oct 4–8, Nov 1–5.

    Morocco – Four Seasons Hotel, Casablanca | $1,995 Dates: Jan 25–29, Apr 5–9, Jun 7–11, Aug 9–13, Oct 11–15, Dec 6–10.

    Ghana – Airport West Hotel, Accra / GC Royal Osu | $1,500 Dates: Jan 25–29, Mar 22–26, May 17–21, Jun 21–25, Jul 26–30, Aug 23–27, Sep 20–24, Oct 25–29, Nov 22–26.

    Burkina Faso – Bravia Hotel, Ouagadougou | $1,995 Dates: Apr 12–16, May 24–28, Aug 23–27, Oct 18–22.

    Gambia – Prime Atlantic Hotel | $1,995 Dates: Mar 15–19, Apr 19–23, Jun 7–11, Jul 12–16, Sep 6–10, Nov 8–12.

    Botswana – Protea Hotel Gaborone Masa Square | $1,995 Dates: Mar 22–26, Jun 28–Jul 2, Sep 13–17, Nov 15–19, Dec 13–17.

    Namibia – Hilton Windhoek | $1,995 Dates: Mar 15–19, Jun 14–18, Aug 23–27, Nov 1–5, Dec 13–17.

    Zambia – Royal Livingstone Hotel, Victoria Falls | $1,995 Dates: Mar 1–5, May 3–7, Jul 12–16, Sep 13–17, Nov 1–5, Dec 13–17.

    Uganda – Kampala Serena Hotel | $1,995 Dates: Apr 26–30, May 24–28, Jul 5–9, Sep 13–17, Nov 8–12.

    REGISTRATION FEE COVERS

    Conference participation, airport pick-up and drop-off, training materials, daily lunch and tea breaks, certificate of participation, invitation letter, visa-support documentation, and study visits where included in the programme.

    REGISTRATION FEE EXCLUDES

    Flights, accommodation, visa fees, travel insurance, and personal expenses.

Frequently asked question

CIKDP does not provide direct accommodation; however, we assist participants by recommending nearby hotels and lodging options that offer corporate or event discounts. Participants will receive a list of recommended accommodations upon registration.

Yes, CIKDP offers airport pickup services for international and out-of-town participants upon request. To arrange for pickup, participants must provide their flight details at least [10] days before arrival. Additional fees may apply based on the selected service.

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$1995

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