ACS – Organization Management in Nunavik
(LCA.G2)
31 collegial units
In-person training
Description
In community
1080 hours
Administrative services managers working within public, semi-public, or private organizations must provide various services and master the principles of everyday management within an organization. This training aims to teach you to perform common administrative activities related to human resources management, accounting and the management of financial, material, and infrastructural resources, as well as operations management, quality control, and contributing to project implementation.
This training is only offered in English.
List of competency
Analyse the profession in an arctic context
Emphasize the culture of belonging
Use of digital devices
Research information for a management purposes
Strengthen language skills in a management context
Ensure the production and management of administrative documents
Interact in a professional context
Conduct routine administrative activities
Perform operations related to the accounthing cycle
Contribute to planning and budget control
Participate in the management of human resources
Contribute in the management of the organization's material resources
Contribute to the improvement of management methods and processes
Contribute to the management of projects
Do you have what it takes?
This program is designed for you if:
Admission requirements and fees
Admission requirements
General admission requirements
To learn more about the general admission requirements and the required documents for an application to an Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS) program, please visit the following page:
Specific admission requirements
To be eligible to this program, in addition to meeting the general admission requirements, you must:
- be an Inuit person and possess the Inuit beneficiary card.
Specific document required
To be admitted to this program, you will need to provide, in addition to the documents required in the general admission requirements, the following document:
- Indian Status Card or Inuit Beneficiary Card
Fees
To learn more about the fees required for an application to an Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS) program, please visit the following page:
Course Grid
The Profession in a Northern Context
The Culture of Nunavik
Using digital devices
Research Techniques
Inuktitut
English
French
Production and Management of Administrative Documents
Professional Communication
Current Administrative Activities
Accounting cycle
Payroll
Budget Planning and Control
Human Resources Management
Material Resources Management
Management Methods and Processes
Project Management
After the ACS
On the way to the job market
Profession: Administrative Service Officer
You will be able to work in public, para-public and private organization in Nunavik.
Main tasks
Additional information
Required equipement and materials
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