Profession

Administration Manager

Coordinator for administrative processes

Fields of activity | Administration Manager

As an administration manager, you’ll organize, oversee, and continuously optimize administrative processes and structures. You may take on a leadership role in managing offices, facilities, or organizations. In these roles, you could be responsible for a range of tasks, such as budget planning and control, ensuring legal compliance, and coordinating employees.

Your work as an administration manager will also involve modernizing and streamlining administrative processes. For example, you’ll assess the effectiveness and efficiency of existing workflows and plan projects or strategic management concepts to implement sustainable and long-term enhancements.


Personal requirements | Administration Manager

  • Interest in administrative processes
  • Economic understanding and analytical thinking
  • Leadership and organizational skills
  • Problem-solving skills and decisiveness
  • Good communication skills

Path to the profession | Administration Manager

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Potential jobs | Administration Manager

As an administration manager, you’ll primarily work in an office, but also regularly attend meetings. You’ll mainly be employed by administrative institutions at the regional, national, or international level — including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), educational institutions, municipal associations, and other public-sector bodies. In addition, you’ll be qualified to work in administration-related roles at companies that carry out public functions.