Student Enrollment The work of the secretarial training department goes on continuously from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. with the instructor or an assistant, or both, on duty at all times. In arranging the schedule of hours, I make careful note of the complete secretarial background of each student and then proceed to schedule the hours of attendance in such a way as to have a well-balanced group of beginners and advanced students each hour. Some students come daily at the same hour ; others, two or three hours in succession on certain days; and a few advanced students put in one full day a week. A definite attempt is made to have advanced students work in the department as many full days as possible in order to prepare them for the routine of the entire day’s work in an office. These students can be trained as assistants and should be capable of complete supervision in the absence of the instructor. Wide Variety of Topics Covered During one hour of each week, the entire group meets together, at which time my lectures are designed to cover a wide variety of topics of particular value to secretaries. Discussions are encouraged, library work and research topics assigned, and every attempt made to familiarize the student with business publications, informational and reference material available, opportunities in the field, and the desirable personal traits and characteristics of the best secretary. As the semester progresses, each student presents an individual problem as to capacity, qualities to be developed, and attainment desired. Accurate records are essential and each student is rated frequently in each type of work performed with “Superior,” “Strong,” “Average,” or “Poor.” A rating of at least “Strong” is required in the duties of a specific job before recommendation for placement is possible.
Student Enrollment <br>The work of the secretarial training department goes on continuously from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. with the instructor or an assistant, or both, on duty at all times. <br>In arranging the schedule of hours, I make careful note of the complete secretarial background of each student and then proceed to schedule the hours of attendance in such a way as to have a well-balanced group of beginners and advanced students each hour. Some students come daily at the same hour ; others, two or three hours in succession on certain days; and a few advanced students put in one full day a week. A definite attempt is made to have advanced students work in the department as many full days as possible in order to prepare them for the routine of the entire day’s work in an office. These students can be trained as assistants and should be capable of complete supervision in the absence of the instructor. <br>Wide Variety of Topics Covered <br>During one hour of each week, the entire group meets together, at which time my lectures are designed to cover a wide variety of topics of particular value to secretaries. Discussions are encouraged, library work and research topics assigned, and every attempt made to familiarize the student with business publications, informational and reference material available, opportunities in the field, and the desirable personal traits and characteristics of the best secretary. <br>As the semester progresses, each student presents an individual problem as to capacity, qualities to be developed, and attainment desired. Accurate records are essential and each student is rated frequently in each type of work performed with “Superior,” “Strong,” “Average,” or “Poor.” A rating of at least “Strong” is required in the duties of a specific job before recommendation for placement is possible.
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