Minute Taking | CPD Accredited | Online Course

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Course Link: Minute Taking

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This is an online course with pre-recorded lessons. You will get access to Minute Taking Course 48 hours after your enrolment.

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Minute taking isn’t just about writing down who said what — it’s about capturing the right information in a way that’s clear, structured, and useful. Our Minute Taking course offers the skills you need to produce meeting minutes that inform, drive action, and avoid the dreaded confusion later on. If you’ve ever wondered whether to write every word (hint: don’t), this course will guide you to better, sharper note-taking.

With a focus on preparation, listening skills, structure, and formatting, you’ll learn how to take minutes that actually get read and acted upon. Whether you are supporting high-level board meetings, project teams, or daily staff meetings, this course is designed to fit your needs neatly — no confusing jargon, no endless case studies, just smart, professional training.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the core principles and purposes of Minute Taking.
• Learn how to prepare effectively before a meeting begins.
• Identify what information to capture and what to leave out.
• Master techniques for clear, concise, and structured minute writing.
• Develop strategies for reviewing, editing, and distributing meeting notes.
• Build confidence in recording formal and informal meetings professionally.

Who is this Course For:

• Administrative professionals looking to sharpen their meeting documentation.
• Executive assistants needing to improve official board meeting notes.
• Office managers coordinating departmental and project meetings.
• Project coordinators responsible for task assignment and follow-up.
• PA and secretarial staff aiming for better meeting efficiency.
• HR officers recording grievance, disciplinary, or consultation meetings.
• Junior staff members assigned new note-taking responsibilities.
• Anyone aiming to produce clear, professional meeting documentation.

Career Path:

• Executive Assistant – £42,000 average annual salary (UK)
• Office Manager – £37,000 average annual salary (UK)
• Project Administrator – £30,000 average annual salary (UK)
• Board Secretary – £45,000 average annual salary (UK)
• Team Coordinator – £33,000 average annual salary (UK)
• Administrative Officer – £29,000 average annual salary (UK)