The Level 4 programme is intended for those aspiring to become facilities managers or those in middle management with little fm experience and who wish to enhance their specialist and management skills.
This course is being considered for re-approval and is currently not available.
This will provide a solid grounding in business at level 4 stage (HNC) leading employment or continue beyond certificate to level 5 Higher National Diploma by committing to specific career paths and progression routes to third year degree level study (top-up).
This course is being considered by Pearson for re-approval, but is not currently available as a distance learning course. The course reflects the increasing need for high quality professional and technical education, providing opportunities for employment in the computing sector and to progression to a degree at Level 6. You will develop computing skills, knowledge and understanding necessary to achieve high performance in the global computing environment. There are a range of careers which you could progress into, including Software Developer, IT Project Manager, Support Analyst, Software Analyst, General Management of IT Systems.
Shipping has developed a very rich, varied and specialised terminology which is not always easily understood by the lay man and this course is designed to bridge the gap in knowledge and understanding of this part of international trade
The course is designed to appeal to both day-time learners interested in a career in shipping and logistics and to those who already have experience of working in the sector.
August 31st 2023 was the last date to register for this course. It has now been withdrawn by Pearson.
This course is assessed by assignments only 3 and is a recognised route to university progression, apprenticeships, or full employment. Learners will acquire employability and communication skills and self-management which are needed in the workplace. The course has business units within the content so might be considered a useful alternative to business courses where assessment is by examination and assignments.
Designed for strategic FM managers and reflects the ability to refine and use skills to solve complex problems that have limited definition. It includes taking the responsibility for planning and developing action plans that underpin substantial change management as well as exercising broad autonomy and judgement.
Extract from shipping notes: Technical improvements in propelling machinery and fuel has made marine cargo transportation increase its speed of delivery thereby reducing costs so that by the mid 1970's vessels had become specialised with improved shipping management techniques. The high price of fuel in the mid seventies led to an emphasis on high speed schedules and increased ship capacity. Learn more from our tutor who is shipowner, trader and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Shipbrokers.
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