Administrative Office Technology
Excel in any office by sharpening your business communication skills.
What is administrative office technology?
You can become an effective communicator and team member through the AOT program. Today, offices depend on technology. It has changed the old role of office workers. They are no longer "secretaries." They're an integral part of the office staff, with duties once reserved for the "higher-ups."
You'll learn to use the latest software, like Microsoft Office and QuickBooks. You'll also learn soft skills like working with others and following processes. Be prepared for today's workforce!
Our graduates find employment as:
- Executive Assistants
- Client Specialists
- Account Managers
- Event Specialists
- Financial Representatives
- Appraisers
- Project Administrators
- Graphic Designers
- Legal Management Representatives
- Communications Coordinators
Getting Started
What are my degree, diploma, and certificate options?
- Administrative Management AAS
- Desktop Publishing AAS
- Financial Assistant AAS
- Legal Administrative AAS
- Administrative Certificate
- Basic Business Presentation Certificate
- Client Support Specialist Certificate
- Data Entry Operator Certificate
- Desktop Publishing Certificate
- Financial Assistant Clerk Certificate
- Financial Assistant Trainee Certificate
- Financial Record Keeper Certificate
- Integrated Office Skills Certificate
- Legal Receptionist Certificate
- Receptionist Certificate
How Do I Pay For This?
What Else Do I Need to Know?
Additional Information
BCTC's Administrative Office Technology program teaches students the vital office skills they need to be prepared to work in an administrative support position in a wide variety of office settings.
Get started with Administrative Office Technology
BCTC's Administrative Office Technology program is offered both in person and online.
Students can earn an associate degree, diploma, or certificate with options in Administrative, Desktop Publishing, Financial, and Legal tracks. BCTC's Legal and Desktop Publishing programs are the only ones of their kind in Kentucky.
Classes range from computer literacy to accounting, and include preparing students with the skills they need to find employment, such as resume writing and interviewing.
Students can also transfer the skills learned in the program to a four-year university through a 2+2 partnership with Western Kentucky University in Organizational Leadership.
Contact Mary Blaydes, Administrative Office Technology Program Coordinator:
mary.blaydes@kctcs.edu / (859) 246-6640
Awards
Length of Program
You can earn an associate in applied science degree in two years if you maintain full-time status.
This information should not be considered a substitute for the KCTCS Catalog. You should always choose classes in cooperation with your faculty advisor to ensure that you meet all degree requirements.
