Abstract
The study evolved electronic records management skills required by administrative secretaries in public universities in Enugu State. Specifically, it determined electronic skills for records: creation; storage; and retrieval required by the administrative secretaries. The study adopted survey research design. Population was made up of 225 administrative secretaries and 23 business education lecturers from the two public universities in the state. Instrument for data collection was a structured questionnaire. Data were analyzed using mean and standard deviation and t-test was used to test at 0.05 level of significance. Major findings are 15 electronic record creation skills, including ability to create printed copies of records and files, (X̅g =3.29) among others. 12 electronic records storage skills, these include ability to use of e-mail to store faculty/department records (X̅g = 3.80) among others. 12 electronic record retrieval skills, including ability to use of classification scheme to search for records (X̅g=3.75) among others. There is no significant between the mean responses of the administrative secretariat and the Business education lectures on all the electric records management skills.