Admin and office jobs — casual and part-time

Admin work suits people who prefer a quieter environment and regular business hours. Casual and part-time roles are common in small businesses, clinics, schools, real estate and professional services.

What admin and office jobs involve

Typical roles: receptionist, data entry, customer support, office assistant, bookkeeping support and social-media admin. Strong Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace skills are widely valued.

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Typical hours and shifts

Weekday daytime hours are standard, with some part-time roles on set days. Reception cover and EOFY or onboarding bursts create casual demand.

Skills and habits that get you hired

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Frequently asked questions

Can I get admin work with no experience?

Often yes for entry-level reception and data entry — show your organisation and software skills through examples from study or volunteering.

What admin skills are most in demand?

Spreadsheets, clear emails, scheduling and customer communication.

Are there remote admin jobs?

Some, yes. Check each listing for location, and be careful with any "work from home" ad that asks for money or ID up front.