Organizer (profession)

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Organization Chart - Something the organizer deals with or creates a lot
Process, sequence, workflow - one of the most important tools for organizers

An organizer is a role or position that deals with organizational issues in a company . In practice, an organizer is often used to provide methodological support to project managers , to coordinate projects and to advise company management. An organizer fulfills similar requirements as a project manager. He has advisory qualities and methodological knowledge.

knowledge

An organizer has knowledge of the following areas:

Areas of knowledge Contents (not exhaustive)
organization
Business administration
Information management ( computer science )
Infrastructure and technologies
Law
Social skills

Areas of responsibility

Organization includes the following tasks, among others:

  • Head of an organizational department or staff unit
  • Advice to top management (strategic and operational) and / or project managers
  • Collaboration or management of projects
  • Collaboration in building a larger organization
  • Participation in the organization and structuring of rooms and workplaces
  • Participation in data protection
  • Create and deliver presentations and moderations
  • Obtain acceptance
  • Internal and external communication within the framework of a project or with the company management
  • Support of the executive bodies
  • Coordination of projects, project managers and planning tasks

Germany

Organizational management can be studied at university level at the Steinbeis University. The degree is a Master of Science in Business Management.

In addition, training providers train and certify in organizational management.

Switzerland

higher vocational education

"Organizer with federal diploma", "federally certified organizer" and "Expert in organizational management with federal diploma" are protected professional titles. The training takes about 3–6 semesters (depending on the school and course). Further training takes place in courses, specialist conferences and workshops.

Higher technical School

University of Applied Sciences

  • University of Applied Sciences: Business Economist FH, Engineer FH Computer Science and other similar FH subjects
  • Postgraduate studies (CAS / DAS / MAS ) in business management, business administration, IT project management.

literature

  • Götz Schmidt: Organization and Business Analysis - Methods and Techniques . 15th edition. Giessen 2014, ISBN 978-3-921313-93-0 .

swell

  1. ↑ Your optimal work-study balance: Master of Science Management. In: IOM. Retrieved on February 7, 2020 (German).
  2. ↑ https://eop.ch/berufspruefung_de
  3. ↑ Higher technical examination - expert in organizational management. Retrieved February 7, 2020 .
  4. ↑ https://www.becc.admin.ch/becc/public/bvz/beruf/show/88833

Web links

Switzerland

Germany