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If you’ve been looking for a way to change
or fast track your career some training in Records Management
may be just what you need to increase
your earning ability and develop a career path.
Records Management
is becoming increasingly important in Government and Corporate
organisations. Subsequently demand
is high for trained staff to work in these areas. The
Recordkeeping Institute develops and delivers practical
training to teach you the fundamentals of recordkeeping over their
2 day Introduction to Records Management Course. As an added benefit,
through their association with leading firms such as Recordkeeping
Innovation they can give you access to recruitment
services to help you find a role
should you be seeking a career change or progression in records
management.
The course focuses on:
- What records
management means and what tasks are involved addressing
both electronic and physical records.
- Explaining the basic
tasks from creation, capture, registration, classification
of records to suit business needs and the requirements from internal
and external drivers to maintain records responsibly.
- The
development of basic skills and a solid understanding
of the overview of records tasks. The course features practical
exercises, undertaken both individually and in groups.
By the end of this course you should be able
to:
- Explain the importance
and value of records
- Outline
the key laws and standards impacting on records
management
- Describe
the fundamental activities of records management.
Course Details:
Date: 3rd and 4th May 2005
Venue: The Chifley at Lennons, 66 Queen Street
Mall, Brisbane
Presenter: Jackie Bettington, an expert records
management practitioner with practical experience in state government
and private organisations
Course fees: $650 (inc GST) for 2 days, including
morning and afternoon tea and certificate of attendance
Further Information: Training
Administrator at The Recordkeeping Institute (02) 8200 8706
Hurry places are limited!!! Click here
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