Canadian Certified Administrative Professional Courses

Description

Pursue your Canadian Certified Administrative Professional (CCAP) designation through part-time studies. Certification is a statement of the skills you have and take with you from role to role and demonstrates your commitment to life-long learning. Complete seven courses, including four electives, from the list below to meet the education requirements of the CCAP.

At SAIT, we’ll work with you to create the most efficient and productive pathway to earn your CCAP certification. Prepare for the next level of your career through challenging business and administrative professional courses that fit your busy schedule. Courses are delivered evenings, weekends and online and start anytime throughout the year.

SAIT is an Education Partner with the Association of Administrative Professionals (AAP). Upon completion of this series of courses and fulfilling work experience requirements, you will be issued a certificate directly by AAP. You must be a member of AAP to pursue their certificate. Please visit https://canadianadmin.ca/ for full requirements.

Outline

Three compulsory and four elective courses are required. Elective courses must be chosen from four separate categories, as listed in the CCAP Contacts and Course Titles page on the AAP website.

Compulsory courses:

• COMN 220 - Communication and Presentation Skills 3 Credits
• MNGT 250 - Organizational Behaviour 3 Credits
• MNGT 255 - Introduction to Management 3 Credits

Elective courses:

• ACCT 215 - Introductory Financial Accounting I 3 Credits
• BCMP 215 - Collaborative Software and Technologies 3 Credits
• BCMP 300 - Advanced Word Processing Applications 3 Credits

• Or

• BCMP 310 - Advanced Spreadsheet Applications 3 Credits
• BLAW 300 - Business Law 3 Credits
• ECON 250 - Microeconomics 3 Credits

• Or

• ECON 305 - Macroeconomics 3 Credits
• HRMT 320 - Human Resource Management 3 Credits
• MKTG 260 - Marketing Essentials 3 Credits
• MNGT 321 - Project Management 3 Credits
• OADM 355 - Meetings and Events 3 Credits
• PSYC 1010 - Introduction to Psychology 3 Credits
• STAT 270 - Quantitative Methods 3 Credits