A diploma from high school to two years of higher education in the field of assistantship, such as a BTS in Managerial Assistance or a DUT in Business and Administration Management, is often required. Proficiency in administrative management software and basic accounting skills can be a plus. Continuous training in specific areas can enrich the profile.
With experience, an administrative assistant can progress to higher responsibility positions such as administrative manager, executive assistant, or specialize in fields such as human resources, accounting, or project management. Pursuing specialized training and acquiring additional skills are crucial for this progression.
Temporary work allows administrative assistants to gain varied experience by working in different sectors and types of companies, enriching their resumes and expanding their skills. This diversity of experiences strengthens their adaptability and readiness for a multitude of administrative challenges. For companies, employing temporary administrative assistants offers a flexible solution to manage activity fluctuations and maintain operational efficiency without increasing fixed costs.