The Administrative Officer plays a vital role in the smooth functioning of an organization by ensuring that administrative tasks are efficiently and effectively managed.

The Administrative Officer's job involve the following responsibilities:

• 1. Managing office operations: Admins are responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of an office, including answering phone calls, scheduling appointments, and coordinating meetings.

• 2. Handling correspondence: Admins are responsible for handling correspondence such as emails, letters, and faxes. They may also draft letters and other documents on behalf of senior staff members.

• 3. Organizing files and records: Admins are responsible for organizing and maintaining files and records, including confidential information such as employee records and financial documents.

• 4. Managing office supplies and inventory: Admins are responsible for managing office supplies and inventory, ensuring that supplies are ordered, stocked, and distributed as needed.

• 5. Assisting with human resources tasks: Admins may assist with human resources tasks such as recruiting, onboarding, and managing employee records.

• 6. Managing travel arrangements: Admins are responsible for managing travel arrangements such as booking flights, hotels, and rental cars for staff members.

• 7. Coordinating events and meetings: Admins may coordinate events and meetings, including arranging catering, setting up equipment, and coordinating with staff members and attendees.

Relevant qualifications: Degree in any discipline. In the absence of that, cognate experience will also be recognised.