Front Office Management

Issued by SUNY Rockland

Front office managers are needed in all business sectors. The earner learned the responsibilities for overseeing the daily operations of the front office of an organization, and supervisory skills to ensure they perform their duties in an appropriate manner. Earners gained strong communication skills to effectively communicate with employees, customers and business owners. Knowledge of U.S. employment laws is also a great asset.

Type Learning
Level Foundational
Time Months
Cost Paid

Additional Details

Skills

Earning Criteria

This series of courses in business communications, management and human resources will be a great asset to an individual wanting to become a front office manager as well as to the company that employs them.

Standards

Stackable To: Front Office Management Advanced Microcredential

Areas include business communications, human resources, management, finance fundamentals and management information systems. Hands-on experience with application software teaches students how to organize data.General concepts of finance includes financial instruments, financial markets, the interpretation of financial statements and financial data.

Stackable To:

AAS Business Administration (24, 18, and 12 month options available)