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Flora’s Answer
Hi Elizabeth,
Unless you live in the middle of no-where, you shouldn't have to travel far for an Office Administration role. A lot of offices need the support whether permanently or for a contract role. However if you did want to relocate, there shouldn't be a shortage of these roles where you want to go. The best thing to do is look on Linkedin and google Office Administration recruitment agencies who will be able to give you advice on the regional market.
Unless you live in the middle of no-where, you shouldn't have to travel far for an Office Administration role. A lot of offices need the support whether permanently or for a contract role. However if you did want to relocate, there shouldn't be a shortage of these roles where you want to go. The best thing to do is look on Linkedin and google Office Administration recruitment agencies who will be able to give you advice on the regional market.
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Stephen’s Answer
Hi Elizabeth,
That fully depends on what kind of Office Administration roles that you'd be interested in.
I would suggest doing some research on the businesses in your area, and checking their websites for a "Career" section.
There you should see a list of roles that they have available.
If you don't see an Office Administration role, you can still contact the company with your CV/Resumé and a Cover Letter detailing your experience and why you would be a good fit for the company.
The company can then keep this on file.
I hope that helps!
That fully depends on what kind of Office Administration roles that you'd be interested in.
I would suggest doing some research on the businesses in your area, and checking their websites for a "Career" section.
There you should see a list of roles that they have available.
If you don't see an Office Administration role, you can still contact the company with your CV/Resumé and a Cover Letter detailing your experience and why you would be a good fit for the company.
The company can then keep this on file.
I hope that helps!