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TTCS Shelbyville

Business Systems Technology

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Nature of the Work


Approximately thirteen million people are employed in office related occupations. There are hundreds of types of jobs, including secretaries, receptionists, data entry clerks, word processors, general office clerks, bookkeepers and typists. Office or clerical jobs represent a wide variety of skills and experiences which are important in all phases of business and business communications. In today's modern commercial world, machines do many formerly done by hand. As a result, many office jobs require skills in the operation of a wide variety of office machines including computers.

A knowledge of spelling and grammar and an ability in math are important for most types of clerical work. Formal training is required for entry-level jobs; however, practically all beginning clerical workers receive some on-the-job training.

Many types of clerical work offer good prospects for advancement after gaining experience within an organization. This is often an important consideration in selecting employees for higher paying and more responsible positions. In large business offices, promotions eventually may lead to supervisory or management positions.

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Course Awards and Length

Medical Administrative Assistant Diploma


Legal Administrative Assistant Diploma


Accounting Assistant Diploma



Information Processing Support Certificate



General Office Assistant Certificate

12 Months



12 Months



12 Months

 

8 Months




4 Months

Course Description


The mission of the course is to provide the experiences which will prepare the student for a successful career in the business world. Along with the development of clerical skills on a variety of office machines including computers, the student develops judgment, attitudes, dependability, cooperation, initiative and other personal qualities that are considered essential for success.

Most instruction is on an individual basis. In this way, each student's own aptitudes and personal characteristics can be recognized. This gives all students the opportunity to grow in knowledge and skill development at a rate best suited to their own ability.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gwen Bean.

Dr. Gwen Bean, Business Systems Technology

Ed.D. Educational Leadership - Trevecca University
M.A. Organizational Management - Trevecca University
B.A. Management and Human Relations - Trevecca University
A.A.S. Office Systems Technology
C.P.S. Certified Professional Secretary

32+ years experience

Email:Gwen.Bean@TTCShelbyville.edu

Sheree Hamilton.
 

Sheree Hamilton, Business Systems Technology

Bachelor Business Education
Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN.
25+ years experience

Email:Sheree.Hamilton@TTCshelbyville.edu

 

 

BST Accomplishments
Microsoft Office Specialist Certifications

     

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