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Undergraduate Year 1
Level 4 Diploma in Business and Administration
Delivery Language - English.
Sector: Business Management
Sector: Business Management
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Who study this qualification:
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Admission Criteria
This is a stand-alone qualification, but there are entry requirements. Applicants must have obtained one of the followings:
Level 3 Foundation Diploma or GCE Advanced Level qualification with 3 passes. Any qualification which is at Level 3 or above, as notified on the NQF or QCF of the United Kingdom or SCQF Level 5 and 6 in Business Management or relevant national qualifications awards at SCQF or any overseas qualifications, as judged by UK NARIC, to be equivalent in standard to a level 3 qualification in the UK (or higher).
Level 3 Foundation Diploma or GCE Advanced Level qualification with 3 passes. Any qualification which is at Level 3 or above, as notified on the NQF or QCF of the United Kingdom or SCQF Level 5 and 6 in Business Management or relevant national qualifications awards at SCQF or any overseas qualifications, as judged by UK NARIC, to be equivalent in standard to a level 3 qualification in the UK (or higher).
Qualification Equivalency
Framework for higher education qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
- Higher National Certificates (HNC), Certificates of Higher Education (CertHE)
- Technical/Vocational Qualifications Level 4, Higher National Certificates (HNC)
- Higher National Certificates (HNC), Certificates of Higher Education (CertHE), Vocational Qualifications, Apprenticeships
- Advanced Certificate, Higher Certificate
- Higher National Certificates (HNC), Modern Apprenticeships, PDA, SVQ, Certificates of Higher Education (CertHE), Scottish Baccalaureate, Advanced Higher, Award
What units are covered
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Management Core
Managing organisations 15 credits Management principles and leadership practices 15 credits Essential marketing principles and theories 15 credits Decision making for managers 15 credits Finance Core Finance for managers 15 credits Budget management for managers 15 credits HRM Core Understanding recruitment and selection 15 credits Communication skills for workplace 15 credits |
Course Content
Level 4 Diploma in Business and Administration is a detailed program designed to equip individuals with an extensive skill set essential for effective management within diverse business environment.
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This comprehensive program covers a wide array of essential skills and knowledge vital for successful business management in various organisational settings.
Key facts
Group Size
Max 10 students, average 8 (A1 level)
Average 10 (maximum 15) (A2 level and upwards)
Average 10 (maximum 15) (A2 level and upwards)
Age
18+
Level
UG
Course Length
This qualification is expected to be delivered minimum of 12 months for full-time study. Centres should make sure the Total Qualification Times (TQM) or National Learning Hours (NLH) are covered as per the qualification requirements.
Intensive delivery - 6 months
Maximum duration – 1 Year
Intensive delivery - 6 months
Maximum duration – 1 Year
Hours per week
Intensive study – 40 hours per week
Full-time study – 20 or 25 hours per week
Full-time study – 20 or 25 hours per week
Course format
Usually, 2 days per week (15 hours/week) on Campus on a Blended mode and rest remote via VLE.
Includes
This programme is flexible and delivered face-to-face, distance learning, through lectures, tutorials, seminars.
Monthly diagnostic test | Monthly 1:1 tutorial | Progress report
Monthly diagnostic test | Monthly 1:1 tutorial | Progress report
How it is delivered
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The programme will typically be delivered as a short part time or full time course. This is a flexible programme delivered part time and full time.
All of our study materials are evaluated by industry experts to ensure it reflects the current market demands.
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Usually, 2 days per week (15 hours/week) on Campus on a Blended mode and rest remote via VLE. Face to face arrangements: Max 15 students are grouped into 1 classroom. Lesson length: 10am-12pm (1st session), 12pm-1pm (Break), 1pm-3pm (2nd Session), 3pm-5.30pm (1:1 tutorials) Current students are on a remote mode, studying 15 hours per week with one synchronous Zoom sessions every week (as required). Students are on self-progress mode where they decide when to complete their programme of study. Williams College ensures all the units are taught adequately and students are responsible to complete the assessment within the prescribed time. |
