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charity administration and management
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Managing a charity, and dealing with the administration, can be confusing and frustrating. Or perhaps you’re only looking to streamline procedures, pick up some hints and tips to make things faster and easier?
This is the Charity Admin icon – a pile of documents with a pen.
Charity Administration & Management courses include:
- Creating management systems
- Data centralisation
- Managing volunteers, employees and contractors
- Creating a Charity Operations Manual
- Developing policies and procedures
- Technical advice
- and more!
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