Student Handbook 2024/25
Business Administration Skills (Legal Secretary Pathway) (Level 2 Traineeship OCN L2 Diploma)
OCNNI
Administration (Secretarial)
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road
Course Modules
- Teamwork in Administration
- Understanding the Role of an Administrator
- Career Planning in Administration
- Welcoming and Receiving Visitors to the Workplace
- Legal Audio Processing
- Using Databases in a Legal Environment
- Using Spreadsheets in a Legal Environment
- Proofreading Legal and Business Documents
- Working in a Legal Environment
- Word Processing Software
- Operate a range of Office Equipment
- Develop your Employability - Transversal Skills
- (Optional) : If you do not hold a Level 2 qualification in Numeracy or Literacy you will be given the opportunity to complete these during this course to enhance your employability and progression prospects.
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
4 GCSEs Grade D-G or above to include Maths at Grade E and English Grade D or above. If you dont meet enhanced Maths and English grade you may be eligible for the introductory phase of Traineeship.ROI Requirements
4 OLCs Grade O5 - O8 or above to include Maths at Grade O6 and English O5 or above. If you dont meet enhanced Maths and English grade you may be eligible for the introductory phase of Traineeship.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
You will be expected to complete a period of work placement where you will gather a range of evidence in order to achieve the full qualification.
What's Next?
Further Study
This course can progress you directly into employment or onto a Level 3 programme at our College.Career Prospects
Past pupils have gained employment as: Legal Personal Assistants; Legal Secretaries; General Administrators (eg secretary in a school, architect’s office); Clerical Officer in the Legal Department of a bank; Civil Service.Enquiry
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My lecturers have been so supportive and helpful, the course modules are enjoyable and there's plenty of opportunities for students.Annie McCafferty (Access in Combined Studies) -
I was so much happier completing a course in something I really enjoyed, rather than studying three A-Levels in subjects that weren't going to benefit me in the future.Kyle Scott (Sport)