Documentation Assistant Training
Gain practical, job-ready skills as a Documentation Assistant in library environments. Master the full records lifecycle, including retention scheduling, file naming, metadata management, access controls, and archival strategies. Organize collections effectively, minimize risks, and ensure compliant information management for reliable long-term access and use.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
This training equips you with hands-on skills to manage records from creation through to secure disposal. You will master retention schedules, archival methods, file naming conventions, and metadata standards designed for intricate technical documents. Develop skills in creating clear taxonomies, implementing access controls, handling versions, and executing seamless migrations to ensure your documentation remains compliant, easily searchable, and dependable over the long haul.
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Develop skills
- Records retention planning: establish compliant schedules and archival procedures quickly.
- File naming expertise: create clear, sortable naming schemes for technical records.
- Metadata and taxonomy building: develop unified, practical structures across multiple systems.
- Access and version management: implement secure permissions, audit logs, and version tracking.
- Migration and procedures: organize dispersed files, transfer them securely, and create standard operating protocols.
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