Supervisory Management

Certificate

Course Details

Course Code	GA_BSVGC_S07
Level	7
Duration	1 year
Credits	60
Method of Delivery	Blended
Campus Locations	Mayo
Mode of Delivery	Part Time

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Course Overview

This is a 60 credit, Level 7, Special Purpose Award, aimed at those who work in or aspire to a position of supervisory management. This course is delivered through blended learning (two days per month attendance on the Mayo Campus, plus online engagement.

This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills required to manage people and other resources on a daily basis in order to help achieve management objectives. Students gain knowledge in the areas of:

Personnel management
Communication
Planning
Organising
Leadership
Motivation and evaluation
Business skills

To facilitate the (adult) working cohort of students, we use a combination of classroom-based teaching along with online learning resources.

It is also expected that the adult learner will engage in significant self-directed learning. The course is delivered in block delivery mode over approximately two-days per month (Thursdays and Fridays).

This course is primarily assessed through continuous assessment. The forms of assessments may include:

Projects
Business reports
Case studies
Role-plays and presentations undertaken on an individual or group basis.

There will also be one end of year examination for the module Financial & Economic Environment.

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Recommended Study Hours per week

Lectures normally take place between 9am to 6pm on the Thursday and Friday of the scheduled block classes throughout the academic year. Normally, recordings and study material will be uploaded for online learning between in-classroom dates. It is recommended that you should try to allocate time outside work and programme studies to study for each of your modules on the programme.

Examination and Assessment

100% continuous assessment.

On-Campus Attendance Requirement

Students will attend on campus classroom-based learning for approximately two days per month throughout the academic year (nine / ten blocks in total). These on campus block classes take place on a Thursday and a Friday.
Note: Check programme Examination and Assessment requirements, as they may involve examinations to be taken on campus.

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