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Administration & Office Management

Digital Filing and Naming Conventions

Shared folders become unusable because everyone names files differently and nobody deletes anything. This course covers designing conventions a whole team will follow and applying them to an existing mess.

2 DaysIn-house or publicLive online available

Course outline

What this programme covers, module by module.

  1. 01Why shared folders become unusable
  2. 02Folder structures that match how work actually happens
  3. 03Naming conventions that stay usable at scale
  4. 04Dates, versions and the final final problem
  5. 05Cleaning up an existing mess safely
  6. 06Deciding what to keep, archive and delete
  7. 07Maintaining structure and onboarding new colleagues

What you will gain

  • Design a folder structure that matches how work happens
  • Set naming conventions that stay usable at scale
  • Apply version conventions people understand
  • Clean up an existing shared folder without losing work
  • Decide what to keep, archive and delete
  • Maintain the structure over time

Who should attend

  • Administrative and support staff
  • Team leaders responsible for shared files
  • Records officers
  • Anyone inheriting a chaotic shared drive

Upcoming sessions

DateCityDurationFeesBook
27 to 28 Oct 2026Dubai2 DaysUS$1,100
10 to 11 Nov 2026Pretoria2 DaysR10,000
7 to 8 Dec 2026Durban2 DaysR10,000
11 to 12 Jan 2027Cape Town2 DaysR10,000
1 to 2 Mar 2027Johannesburg2 DaysR10,000
3 to 4 May 2027London2 DaysUS$1,100
5 to 6 Jul 2027Dubai2 DaysUS$1,100

Fees are per delegate and exclude VAT. Public intakes are confirmed once minimum numbers are met. We also deliver this course on your own schedule, in-house or live online.

Enquire about this course

Register your team or ask for a tailored in-house quote. We reply within one working day.

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Fees from
R10,000 per delegate
Duration
2 Days
Field
Administration & Office Management
Formats
In-house, public, online