People who do not want to work in a full time capacity in administration can work as Part time Administrators. These administrators fill several positions across the administrative industry. They operate as office managers, clerks, or secretaries. Offering support to managers, teams and employees comprises their responsibilities.
Working hours are dependent on either their availability or the company’s needs. Employers sometimes dictate when Part time Administrators should work. In addition, if big projects or emergencies occur then their schedules may alter. Salaries for this position vary and as a part time employee, you may not be eligible for benefits. Some companies may offer health care benefits.
A Part-time Administrator usually performs any of the following tasks:
• Restocking
• Filing
• Typing
• Handling calls
• Setting up appointments
• Data entry

• Being analytical
• Being proactive
• Customer service
• Being punctual and driven
• Working with a team
• Being logical and consistent
• Using Microsoft applications
• Being adaptive
• Prioritising tasks
• Communicating
• Interpersonal relations

Employers expect people who work in this part time position to have at least GCSE qualifications. This must include English language and Mathematics. Part time Administrators should have skills in typing, filing, answering phones, and operating office equipment. Often, people who are still pursuing their studies will work in this position to gain work experience.