Belgrade, June 2, 2026 – A training program in business administration aimed at improving the employability of persons with disabilities began on June 2, 2026, with 12 participants currently enrolled. The program is delivered by the Oxford School through a carefully structured set of modules covering key knowledge and skills required for administrative roles.
During the training, participants will develop their competencies through the following topics:
- skills and competencies of an effective administrative professional
- types of business documents
- efficient document management (classification, forwarding, and archiving)
- writing emails, official correspondence, and other business documents
- preparing invoices and pro forma invoices
- preparing documentation for accounting entries
The program includes a total of 16 class hours and is designed to provide practical knowledge applicable in everyday work.
The training is implemented with the support of the Secretariat for Social Protection, as part of a program that the Forum of Youth with Disabilities (FMI) has been continuously implementing for 17 years — the “Employment Program for Persons with Disabilities in the Open Labor Market.”
The goal of this program is to enhance professional skills and increase employment opportunities for persons with disabilities by directly preparing them for the labor market and strengthening their competitiveness.
