CRA-SP Representative Discusses the Importance of Registration for Business Administration Professionals

CRA-SP Representative Discusses the Importance of Registration for Business Administration Professionals

In the second session of Fapuga’s lecture series, last Wednesday (22), the representative of the Regional Administration Council of São Paulo (CRA-SP), Luciano Baldarena, came to bring students closer to the Council and show the importance of obtaining the registration for Business Administration professionals issued by CRA-SP.

The registration complies with the legislation, which establishes that it is required for the regularization of companies and professionals who work in areas of administrative competence.

Registrations to take part in Fapuga’s lecture series provide certificates that can be used to credit complementary hours and are available at: news.fapuga.edu.br/eventos/.

The advantages of registration for Business Administration professionals

In particular, the council representative sought to instruct students in the Business Administration and Hospital Management programs, highlighting how registration is a competitive edge in the job market, which is so crowded and broad in this field.

The professional ID card that confers registration as an Administrator enables the professional to serve as a Technical Manager, take part in public service exams, obtain certificates, and also network at the events promoted by the council, in addition to other actions that CRA-SP promotes.

CRA-SP also enables Administration professionals and those in related fields to take part in professional training and updating programs offered by the council. These programs include courses, lectures, workshops, forums and various events, which contribute to the continuous development of the professional’s career and the updating of their skills.

Other advantages are available on the institution’s portal.

registration for Business Administration professionals

Besides the professional ID card for graduates, the speaker also took the opportunity to highlight the CRA-SP student card, which is free and gives students in training the chance to be brought into the council’s context right away, allowing them to take part in special events and have access to internship openings.

Luciano illustrates the relevance of technical managers in administration:

“In the market and within the company, if an administrator duly registered with the council arrives and signs together with the accountant, that balance sheet carries much more weight than a balance sheet signed only by the accountant.”

Education geared to market reality

About Fapuga’s initiative, Luciano says:

“Students need to see that the college’s initiative interacts perfectly with the market out there, especially with the council’s proposal. So that is very important, and the proposal the college is bringing in this regard really marks out the terrain, in the sense of showing students the true concept of the market out there.”

The lecture “Job opportunities for the Administrator and the role of the CRA” is part of the lecture series held by the Fapuga college.

In line with the institution’s values and methodology, which prizes education geared to practice and to market reality, the event has brought in professionals who are references in Administration and Hospital Management.

registration for administration professionals

Having contact with market reality is essential for undergraduate students. This is because the theory learned in the classroom may not fully reflect the complexity of the professional world.

Experiences like this allow students to better understand the market’s needs and demands, develop interpersonal skills and prepare to face the challenges of the career they chose to pursue.

It is worth remembering that Fapuga’s lecture series is open to the interested public, including people not enrolled in undergraduate programs. Besides being a networking opportunity, all lectures guarantee a certificate of participation and complementary hours.

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