5 Best Administrative Officer Training Courses in Lagos

Premium Education International Centre - (PEI Centre) is a fully registered Nigerian company (RC 692972, RC 692972). This company has as its corporate goal to provide educational services in Nigeria.

The Lagos State Agency for Mass Education has approved the establishment of PEI Centre. It was established by experienced educators.

We are the most trusted and largest provider of training courses worldwide. We offer over 30,000 courses at over 1000 locations in 190 countries.

Tom Associates Limited Liability Company was founded in Nigeria. Our company was founded in 1992. The Tom Associates Management Development Centre is located in Anthony Village, Nigeria. This location is ideal for training sessions, seminars, and meetings. This is an ideal place to meet if you don't want to deal with the traffic jams in Lagos. It is easily accessible by both international and local airports. Six meeting/conference rooms are available with the latest comforts and state of-the-art equipment. The reference library is well-stocked.

Alpha Partners is a respected firm of Management and Training Consultants. They have extensive experience in corporate training in Finance and Accounting and Auditing as well as Banking and Management, Security and Public Relations, Secretarial Studies, Leadership, and Marketing.

Our multi-disciplinary company was established in 1996. We are a leader in this area. It also has branches in Enugu and Lagos.

We offer a wide range of professional services including audits, accounting, finance, taxation and ICT security, engineering and management, as well as insurance, human resources management, secretarial services and consulting services.

Our clients are proud to say that our services have helped them achieve sound resource management.

In March 1981, the Chartered Institute of Certified Secretaries & Reporters of Nigeria (CICSR) was founded. It was established under the Nigerian Companies and Allied Matters Act 1 (90). The Attorney-General of Nigeria gave permission to the Chartered Institute of Certified Secretaries & Reporters of Nigeria in 1994 to be a professional, non-profit-making body.

The Institute requested an Act of the National Assembly in order to receive additional legal support. This would allow it to set standards and regulate the practice of the profession.

The Bill was properly gazetted, but it was not completed by 2003. HB43 was further gazetted in 2003, and then went through the appropriate legislative processes. A public hearing was held in July 2004. The Bill was passed by both chambers of the National Assembly after thorough legislative process and due process. They adopted harmonized versions of the Act to pass Act No. 16 of 2015. In this way, the Chartered Institute of Certified Secretaries & Reporters was created. It is against the law to practice the profession as required by the Act either privately or in employment with the Institute. This offense could result in imprisonment.