Free Level 3 Business Administration Course in Southwark. Daytime business administration classes run at Bosco College. To join, you'll need a Level 2 Diploma in Business and Administration or relevant work experience. The course builds technical and managerial skills, covering how to supervise others and contribute to organisational strategy. It typically takes one year to complete. A strong level 3 business administration qualification for those ready to move into more senior administrative roles.
Who this course is for
At Level 3, you can build on your achievements to gain greater technical and managerial skills, as well as supervising others and contributing to the wider strategy of your organisation or department.
Entry requirements
Level 2 Diploma in Business and Administration or relevant working experience.
What you will learn
You'll develop technical skills in business administration processes and procedures.
You'll learn how to supervise and support colleagues in a workplace setting.
You'll understand how to contribute to the wider strategy of a department or organisation.
You'll build skills in managing information, communications, and business documentation.
You'll learn how to plan and organise your own work and that of others.
You'll develop knowledge of business finance, budgeting, and resource management.
You'll understand how to handle stakeholder relationships and professional correspondence.
How you will learn
You'll study through classroom-based sessions at Bosco College. Assessment is through a combination of written assignments, portfolio evidence, and practical tasks that demonstrate your competence in business administration. You'll build a body of evidence over the course of the year showing how you apply your skills in realistic workplace contexts.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bosco College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Business Administrator: managing day-to-day operations across a team or department.
Office Manager: overseeing administrative functions and support staff.
Team Leader or Supervisor: coordinating colleagues and workflow in an office setting.
Executive Assistant: providing high-level support to senior managers or directors.
Operations Coordinator: keeping business processes running smoothly across departments.
HR Administrator: supporting recruitment, records, and employee relations processes.
Project Administrator: tracking tasks, budgets, and communications on business projects.
What you could study next
Level 4 Diploma in Business Administration: deepens management and strategic skills for senior roles.
Level 3 or 4 CIPD Foundation Certificate in People Practice: moves into HR and people management.
CMI Level 4 Award in Management and Leadership: recognised qualification for those moving into management.
A degree-level apprenticeship in Business Management: combines work and study at Level 6.
