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Executive Office Management

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Program Details

  • Executive Office Management

  • Program Code: 944
  • Credential: Diploma
  • Duration: Two Years
  • School of Business & Information Technology
  • Area: Business
  • Domestic Applications: OPEN
  • International Applications: OPEN
  • Location/Delivery Modes & Dates:
  • C
    Corner Brook - On Campus - September 2026
  • C
    Grand Falls-Windsor - On Campus - September 2026
  • C
    Prince Philip Drive - On Campus - September 2026
  • OA
    Online - Asynchronous - September 2026
  • OS
    Online - Synchronous - September 2026

Applications closed to international applicants for Online Asynchronous and Online Synchronous.

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Program Overview

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The backbone of efficiency.

Executive Office Managers are essential in business, ensuring smooth operations at the executive level.

Providing office oversight, managing schedules and ensuring efficient workflow are just some of the key responsibilities of this profession. With opportunities across public and private sectors, executive office managers help improve efficiencies, provide leadership and guidance, and handle sensitive information with professionalism and discretion. Essentially, they maintain the high standards of modern office management.

This two-year diploma program is designed to help you acquire the entry-level knowledge and skills needed to succeed as an administrative professional in today’s evolving, technology-driven workplace. Core components of the program include office management; document production; personal and career growth; social media management; equity, diversity and inclusion principles; sustainability practices in the workplace; mental health awareness; artificial intelligence (AI) tools for office productivity and current software applications. You will learn how to use emerging technologies responsibly and effectively to support decision-making, streamline workflows and enhance communication.

Workplace aligned courses include bookkeeping, communications, computerized accounting, electronic spreadsheets, introduction to business, desktop publishing and organizational behaviour.

To excel in this profession, you’ll need strong organizational and communication skills, leadership qualities, technical proficiency, adaptability and keen attention to detail. An understanding of inclusive workplaces, employee well-being, sustainable business practices and AI-supported office tools will help you contribute to healthy, efficient and forward-thinking office environments.

With the skills and knowledge you gain in this program, you’ll be ready to thrive in a fast-paced setting and confidently run the show.

If this sounds exciting to you, let’s get you started in this dynamic and rewarding role — apply today!



 
 

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  • Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) 
  • A six-week work placement to apply your skills in Office Management
  • Take part in Skill Canada Newfoundland & Labrador Competitions
  • Demonstrate application of the Conference Board of Canada employability skills for successful entry into the workplace

DID YOU KNOW?

  • The median wage for Executive Office Managers in Canada is approximately $29.00 per hour.[1]
  • Executive office managers are valuable in a variety of industries where efficient office operations are critical.
  • Executive office managers work in such industries as corporate offices, legal and consulting firms, healthcare, education and government agencies, among others.
 

OBJECTIVES

Upon successful completion of the Executive Office Management program, graduates will be able to:

  1. Design and create professional business documents using integrated and AI-supported software at an advanced level to support effective, accurate, and inclusive communication.
  2. Integrate professional communication, equity, diversity and inclusion principles, artificial intelligence tools, and office management best practices for application in a modern office environment.
  3. Apply administrative, organizational, and problem-solving skills in a business environment, demonstrating adaptability, sustainability awareness, responsible use of AI, and respect for workplace well-being and mental health.
  4. Demonstrate the Conference Board of Canada's employability skills, including collaboration, leadership, professionalism, digital literacy, and mental health awareness, for successful entry into the workplace.

ACCREDITATION

Executive Office Management is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) across all campus locations. ACBSP is a leading specialized accreditation body for business education that emphasizes excellence in teaching, student learning outcomes, and continuous improvement. Accreditation by ACBSP signifies that the program meets rigorous standards for curriculum quality, faculty credentials, and academic effectiveness, and that it is committed to preparing students with relevant, practical skills for today’s business environment.

REFERENCES

  1. Government of Canada, Job Bank, February 5th, 2026 Office Manager in Canada | Wages - Job Bank

CNA Graduates from this area - 5 year trending

Admission Requirements

Eligibility for admission requires the applicant to meet one of the following academic criteria:
1. High School
High School Graduation
2. College Transition Certificate (prior to 2024, students would have completed Comprehensive Arts and Science (CAS) Transition)
3. Adult Basic Education
Adult Basic Education (Level III) Graduation with General College Profile (or Business-Related College Profile or Degree and Technical Profile)
4. Mature Student Requirements
Applicants who do not meet the education prerequisites for this program, must be at least 19 years at the time of application and out of school for at least one year may be considered on an individual basis under the Mature Student Requirements; for more information regarding the Mature Student Requirements please refer to Procedure AC-102-PR Admission.

International Applicants – English Proficiency
All international applicants must meet the College’s English language proficiency requirements for acceptance into our regular programs; for more information regarding the College’s English language proficiency requirements please refer to AC-102-PR, Admission Procedures, Section 5.2 English Proficiency.

Courses

COURSES

CODE TITLE Hrs/wk
Semester 1   Cr Le La
AC1100 Bookkeeping I 4 3 2
CM1100 Writing Essentials 3 3 1
DM1200 Document Production I 6 4 6
CP2310 Electronic Spreadsheets 3 2 2
OF1105 Personal and Career Growth 3 2 3
         
Semester 2   Cr Le La
AC2100 Bookkeeping II 4 3 2
CM2110 Business Writing Fundamentals 3 3 0
EP1110 Introduction to Business 4 4 0
DM1210 Document Production II 6 4 6
OF1101 Operational Management 4 3 2
         
Semester 3 (Intersession) Cr Le La
DM1300 Transcription 4 3 2
OF1305 Digital Tools for the Office 3 2 2
The Course and Lab hours per week are based on a 15-week semester.  In intersession, the Course and Lab hours will be adjusted to reflect the shorter semester length. Refer to course outline
         
Semester 4   Cr Le La
AC2230 Computerized Accounting I 3 2 3
CM2200 Oral Communications 2 2 0
CP2110 Advanced Electronic Spreadsheets 3 2 2
DM2200 Document Production III 6 4 6
OF2100 Career Planning Strategies 4 3 2
Elective (minimum 2-4 credits) 2-4 2-4 0
         
Semester 5   Cr Le La
CP2640 Desktop Publishing 3 2 3
DM2250 EOM Simulation 6 4 6
PS2340 Organizational Behaviour 4 4 0
OF2700 Career Readiness 2 2 1
Elective (minimum 2-4 credits) 2-4 2-4 0
         
Semester 6 (Intersession II) Cr Le La
OJ1900 Work Experience - Executive Office Management 0 0 6 wks

 

Careers & Pathways

Graduates of the diploma program may expect to find employment opportunities in both the public and private sectors, including all levels of government, legal and medical offices, accounting firms, hospital and education facilities, and general business offices. As well as acquiring skills and knowledge necessary to become effective employees in today’s electronic office, graduates may gain insight into the creation of a small business of their own.

Graduates are trained for the following specific positions:

  • Administrative Assistant
  • Word Processing Operator
  • Clerk Typist
  • Executive Assistant
  • Computerized Bookkeeper
  • Data Processor
  • Microcomputer Specialist
  • Receptionist
  • Office Assistant
 

PROGRAM TRANSFERABILITY
The Office Administration programs offer exit points after Year 1 and Year 2:
  • Students can graduate at the end of Year 1 with an Office Administration Certificate
  • Students graduate at the end of Year 2 with an Executive Office Management Diploma

Tuition & Fees

Canadian Students
The confirmation fee is due within two weeks of receipt of your Letter of Acceptance. It is required in order to hold your seat in the program.
Mandatory Fees

Application Fee - $30.00 (per program)

A non-refundable fee required for each application submitted to the College | Application Page

Application fees are only refundable if the program does not go ahead, and the applicant does not want to transfer the application to another program.

Confirmation Fee - $105.00 (per program annually)

A non-refundable annual fee due upon confirming acceptance into each program. This covers registration and student association services and must be paid each academic year.

Academic Audit Fee - $50.00 (once per program)

A one-time fee assessed for auditing academic records during your program.

Technology Fee - $83.00 (per semester)

A semester-based fee to support student access to software, internet, and digital services across all campuses.

Full-Time Student Fees
Certificate & Diploma Programs:
School Regular Term
(15 weeks)		 Intersession
(up to 7 weeks)
Business & Information Technology $1,099.00 (per semester) $524.00 (per semester)
Part-Time Student Fees
Certificate & Diploma Programs:
Program Type Tuition Fee
Certificate & Diploma Programs $320.00 (per course)
Regulations

All student fees must be paid by the date specified in each term. These dates can be found in the Academic Calendar .

  • Students receiving Student Aid must present their notification of award on the first day of classes. These students may defer payment until aid is received, at which time fees must be paid in full.
  • Students who do not pay fees within the prescribed time may have their registration cancelled.
  • Students with outstanding balances are:
    • Ineligible for future term registration
    • Unable to receive diplomas, transcripts, or grade reports
    • Denied access to online grades until the balance is paid in full

It is the student's responsibility to clear all balances and contact their campus Student Services office with any account inquiries.

Additional Notes
  • If the College cancels a program, all tuition and fees will be fully refunded.
  • Out-of-sequence students registering or withdrawing mid-term will be charged on a pro-rated basis.
  • Students taking additional courses beyond a standard load must pay for each extra course.
  • Senior citizens (60+) receive a 50% discount on confirmation fees and tuition.
  • Students auditing a course must pay:
    • 50% of tuition
    • 100% of any applicable technology fees

International Students
A fee, which is applied toward program tuition and compulsory fees and includes a deposit fee, is due within two weeks of receipt of your Letter of Acceptance.
Mandatory Fees

Application Fee - $100.00 (per program)

A non-refundable fee required for each application submitted to the College | Application Page

Confirmation Fee - $105.00 (per program annually)

A non-refundable annual fee due upon confirming acceptance into each program. This covers registration and student association services and must be paid each academic year.

Deposit Fee - $1,500.00 (Included in First Semester Tuition)

A non-refundable, non-transferable deposit required to secure your seat. Included in first semester tuition.

Academic Audit Fee - $50.00 (once per program)

A one-time fee assessed for auditing academic records during your program.

Technology Fee - $83.00 (per semester)

A semester-based fee to support student access to software, internet, and digital services across all campuses.

Full-Time Student Fees
School Regular Term
(15 weeks)		 Intersession
(up to 7 weeks)
Business & Information Technology $4,484.00 (per semester) $2,243.00 (per semester)
Part-Time Student Fees
Certificate & Diploma Programs:
Program Type Tuition Fee
Certificate & Diploma Programs $1,046.00 (per course)
Estimated Program Costs

The document below provides a summary of estimated program costs for international students applying to the 2025–2026 academic year. Please note that all amounts are approximate and subject to change without notice. These costs apply only to international applicants.

Download Estimated Program Costs (PDF)

Making Payments

Application Fee

If applying online, the application fee must be paid via credit card during the submission of your application to College of the North Atlantic.

Tuition and Other Payments

College of the North Atlantic has partnered with PayMyTuition for all international tuition payments. All tuition payments, unless otherwise noted, can be paid via PayMyTuition.

  • Payments can be made from any bank, in any country, and in any currency.
  • Offers better than bank exchange rates.
  • Fast, secure, and cost-effective.
Please note that you can only use PayMyTuition once you have been assigned a CNA student number.

Regulations

All student fees must be paid by the date specified in each term. These dates can be found in the Academic Calendar .

  • Students receiving Student Aid must present their notification of award on the first day of classes. These students may defer payment until aid is received, at which time fees must be paid in full.
  • Students who do not pay fees within the prescribed time may have their registration cancelled.
  • Students with outstanding balances are:
    • Ineligible for future term registration
    • Unable to receive diplomas, transcripts, or grade reports
    • Denied access to online grades until the balance is paid in full

It is the student's responsibility to clear all balances and contact their campus Student Services office with any account inquiries.

Additional Notes
  • If the College cancels a program, all tuition and fees will be fully refunded.
  • Out-of-sequence students registering or withdrawing mid-term will be charged on a pro-rated basis.
  • Students taking additional courses beyond a standard load must pay for each extra course.
  • Senior citizens (60+) receive a 50% discount on confirmation fees and tuition.
  • Students auditing a course must pay:
    • 50% of tuition
    • 100% of any applicable technology fees

College of the North Atlantic reserves the right to cancel or alter the delivery date and location of any program offering and delivery method, and will do so in a timely manner in order to minimize the impact on applicants.

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