Business Management


Association of Business Executives Advanced Diploma with optional work placement (Level 6)


The Advanced Diploma focuses on strategic areas of management.


Course Content Compulsory units


• Corporate Strategy and Planning


• Managing in Organisations


• International Business Case Study


• Strategic Marketing Management


• Strategic Human Resource


• Management for Business Organisation


Assessment


Exam based. Exams take place twice a year: June and December.


Entry Requirements


Education: ABE Diploma or possess a first degree, or a BTEC HND or equivalent NQF Level 5 qualification or overseas equivalent.


Students with at least two years work experience can also apply even without any of the above qualifications.


Level of English: IELTS: 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in each section) or equivalent.


Career Opportunities Advanced Diploma holders can fast track to the final year of many Bachelors Degree programmes and with relevant work experience can fast track directly to a Masters Degree at a selection of universities. Typical jobs for Advanced Diploma holders include Marketing Manager and Finance Manager.


Start Date January, March, September


Duration


1 year (without work placement), 1.5 years (with work placement)


Location Tooting


Fees Up to April 2010:


1 year (without work placement): £3,350


1.5 years (with paid work placement): £4,250


From Sept 2010: 1 year (without work placement): £3,650


1.5 years (with paid work placement): £4,550


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