Administrative Information Management at Sait

Program Highlights

Be indispensable in your administrative career with a mastery of essential office software — from word processing to database and spreadsheet applications — and practical experience in office administration. Prepare for a career in administration for organizations in nearly any industry.

Program description

Become the backbone of a business with the Administrative Information Management (AIM) diploma. Learn to set the bar in office software, productivity, organizing information and solving problems to help businesses run smoothly. This two- year program has unique benefits and is becoming a preferred credential for employers hiring administrative professionals.

Working in teams, you will hone your professionalism, critical thinking and effective communication skills. You learn to create and manage solutions to business information needs through technology, meetings, office procedures and more. Become an expert in project administration and planning events. You integrate business technology with real office procedures.

You can graduate with several Microsoft Office certifications, demonstrating your advanced skills in word processing, database, spreadsheet and presentation software. Working for a simulated company, you integrate all your skills to manage information and creatively solve office challenges. Your final course is a four-week practicum placement. You apply everything you learned in a real workplace and demonstrate career readiness.

Fast facts

• two-year diploma
• fall start
• includes a four-week unpaid practicum placement
• first-year courses are also available through Continuing Education

Program brochure

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Your career

You graduate with in-demand skills in business technology, problem-solving and organization and are qualified for roles such as administrative coordinator, business support professional, lead processor, project administrator, executive assistant and many more. You can find work in a variety of industries such as oil and gas, health care, transportation, technology and more.