Principles and Practices of Secretarial Studies

Author: Wang Yu
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is compiled according to the requirements of higher vocational and technical education and higher college teaching, making it convenient for secretarial students in higher vocational education to learn the basic principles of secretarial work and master practical secretarial tasks. To enable secretarial students to comprehensively grasp the content of secretarial work, the book arranges secretarial tasks along three major threads: "Handling Documents," "Handling Affairs," and "Handling Meetings," introducing various aspects of secretarial work such as written document processing, conference affairs management, and meeting-related tasks. Additionally, it highlights the intrinsic connections between different secretarial tasks and the systematic nature of the work, proposing key insights for effectively performing secretarial duties. Furthermore, the book includes novel content on secretarial exams, reviews, and evaluations tailored to the practical needs of secretarial students, aiming to provide significant assistance to secretaries preparing to enter the workforce. The review questions at the end of each chapter are designed to facilitate practical training, emphasizing the book's hands-on approach. This book can serve as a textbook for secretarial practice in higher vocational and technical colleges, as well as for adult education programs at various diploma levels. It is also an ideal self-study reference for secretarial students taking self-examination courses and secretarial professionals across various industries.