Business and administration
Administration exists in every organisation, which makes it one of the most transferable qualifications you can hold — and one that leads steadily into management.
£21,000 to £25,000 a year
The first point of contact — enquiries, appointments, records and keeping an office running.
Official role profile (opens in a new tab)£25,000 to £40,000 a year
Running the administrative side of a business — systems, suppliers, budgets and a small team.
Official role profile (opens in a new tab)£28,000 to £60,000 a year
Supporting senior leaders directly, often with real responsibility and decision making.
Official role profile (opens in a new tab)Salaries are shown from starter to experienced and are a guide only — your pay depends on your employer, your hours and where you work. Source: National Careers Service (UK Government). We review these figures against the official profiles and update them when they change.
We have not yet found a video for this career from a source we are willing to stand behind, so we would rather show you nothing than show you something misleading. In the meantime, the official role profile sets out the day-to-day tasks in detail.
Read the official role profileListed in the order most learners take them.
Level 3
30 weeks
Level 2
8-12 weeks
Level 2
8-12 weeks
Level 2
1 day
