Check out our latest blog posts - both from us and guest bloggers in this section. We'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions!
Check out our latest blog posts - both from us and guest bloggers in this section. We'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions!
As industry experts we provide whitepapers, training materials, essential toolkits, specialist articles and easy-to-follow checklists, for professional, executive and personal secretaries and assistants to develop both knowledge and skill via Executive Secretary Magazine.
With a little help you can achieve all the things you want to. Featured in Executive Secretary Magazine. Written by Claire Lister, MD of Pitman Training.
Does your marketing provide the natural interaction that customers crave? asks Claire Lister. As featured in Executive Secretary Magazine. Written by Claire Lister, MD of Pitman Training.
Guest blog from The Digital Marketing Institute. Read on to gain an insight into how you can transform your career in the digital industry...
Here it is, the most nerve-wracking day in any teenager’s life (for those that didn’t choose the vocational route anyway) - A-Level results day. Read on...
Here are our thoughts and tips on how to make the transition from education to the workplace as smooth as possible...
We firmly believe no matter your age, we should all be embracing lifelong learning. Read on for the benefits...
What exactly is Customer Service and why is it important? Read on for more...
Touch Typing used to be a skill taught to people who wished to join the administration industry, now not only is it a must within this industry but every other industry can benefit from the skill.
84% of 16-24 year olds with interests they're passionate about aren't pursuing them as a career.
VA Helen John gives us an insight into her career and specialist skill of digital transcription.
Feeling anxious about a new professional challenge is natural. In fact, imposter syndrome — the creeping fear that others will discover you aren’t as smart, capable, or creative as they think you are — is a lot more common than you might guess.
