Administrative Clerks 

Administrative clerks compile, verify, record, authorize, and issue licences, permits, applications, contracts, and requisitions, by hand or by computer. They prepare reports, maintain inventories, and perform related clerical duties.

Work: Administrative support clerks work in business / government, including courts.

Useful Secondary School subjects: Business, Computer Basics, English

Degrees associated with this career: High School Diploma, Certificate, Diploma

Requirements: To be an administrative clerk, you usually need a high school diploma and college or other courses in business or personnel administration. You may also need some clerical experience. Most recent entrants have a trade / vocational certificate or community college diploma, and almost 1 in 3 have an undergraduate university degree.

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