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General English Course London

The main emphasis of the General English course is on practical communication, fluency and confidence. The focus of the course is to improve a person’s ability in everyday English.

The class involves practicing speaking, reading, writing and listening together with grammar and pronunciation.

Personal Tutor classes are available upon request.

• Classes will commence every 4 weeks

• The duration of the class is 1 month -3 months

• The required hours for study is 15 hours

• The teaching level is Elementary to Advanced level

• Fee: £500.00 per month

 

Business english course London

 The main emphasis of the Business English Course is on practical communication in a business environment, business vocabulary, terms and scenarios. The focus of the class is to study English with a business focus.

The class involves practicing speaking, reading, writing and listening together with grammar and pronunciation.

Personal Tutor classes are available upon request

• The student will attend 15 hours of class

• The duration of the course is 9 weeks

• The level is Pre-Intermediate

• Fees: £980

 

Masters in Business Administration >>

BTEC Level 7 in Strategic Management & Leadership >>

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The level of this course is NQF 7.

Masters in Business Administration (MBA) as a course has gained popularity as one of the preferred courses by freshers and executives all over the world. The MBA course gives a person a competitive advantage in the marketplace. It started as a course for professionals and executives, and has changed into a required degree for everyone who wants to gain momentum in their career. A MBA aims at changing your outlook and helps you to gain the necessary entrepreneurship skills required to succeed in your endeavours.


Awarding Body

Glyndŵr University / University of Wales


Minimum Entry Requirements

• an initial degree of the University of Wales, or another approved degree awarding body

• a non-graduate qualification which the University deems to be of a satisfactory standard for the purpose of post-graduate admission

For students whose first language is not English, the required standard on the programme is as follows:

• Level B2 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) or equivalent

• Below C1 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) or equivalent the student has to do EAP

• IELTS 6.5

• Availability of course will be dependent on group size.

• All assessments are subject to approval

 

Course Duration

1 Year.

Intake Dates

January, April, September.

 

Assessment

The Units are assessed using a variety of assignments, examinations class based activities and presentations.

 

Application

To enrol as a student at Blake Hall College you need to provide the following documentation

• The Blake Hall College Application Form

• Proof of Qualifications with transcripts and final certificates

• Passport Copy

• English Test required

• Signed Terms and Conditions

• Signed IT policy

• Signed Price Plan

 

Course Content

Term 1 Modules 45 Credits:

• Globalisation and Emerging Markets

• Strategy and Change Management

• Finance and Information Systems for Managers

Term 2 Modules 45 Credits:

• Strategic Operations and Supply

• Chain Management

• Strategic Human Resource Management

• Marketing

Term 3 Modules 30 Credits

• Research Methods

• Leadership and Organisational Behaviour

Term 4 Modules 60 Credits:

• Dissertation

Applicants who have previously been awarded academic credits at level seven, or who have appropriate experiential learning, may seek exemption from elements of the MBA programme provided they are able to evidence that the prior certificated or experiential learning is equivalent to the modules for which they are seeking exemption.

  Term

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 3

30/01/2012- 30/04/2012

14/05/2012- 13/08/2012

17/09/2012 – 17/12/2012

 

Holidays

Holiday 1

Holiday 2

Holiday 3

01/05/2012-13/05/2012

14/08/2012-16/09/2012

18/12/2012-28/01/2013

 

Fees

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Career Opportunities

Many MBA students decide to pursue graduate degrees in order to boost their job prospects. In addition to opening up new opportunities earning a MBA degree will also help with increasing your current income capacity.

 

BTEC Level 7 in Strategic Management & Leadership

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The level of this course is QCF 7.

BTEC Level Professional qualifications in Strategic Management and Leadership are designed to provide focused and specialist vocational short courses, linked to professional body requirements and National Occupational Standards where appropriate, with a clear work-related emphasis. The qualifications provide short vocational programmes of study that meet the individual needs of learners. There is a strong emphasis on practical skills development alongside the development of requisite knowledge and understanding in the sector. They are particularly suitable for more mature learners who wish to follow a short programme of study that is directly related to their work experience or to an aspect of employment that they wish to move into in due course. On successful completion of these qualifications, national recognition by employers enables learners to progress into or within employment and/ or continue their study in the vocational area.

 

Awarding Body

Edexcel


Minimum Entry Requirements

A student must fulfil at least one of the following criteria to be allowed entry to the programme:

• Possession of the BTEC Advanced Professional Award or Advanced Professional Certificate.

• Possession of an honours degree in a related subject

• Possession of a level 6 qualification from another internationally recognised awarding body

• Five years senior management experience (students must check with Blake Hall College regarding this experience prior to registering for the course)

• Level B2 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) or equivalent in every category

• Availability of course will be dependent on group size

• All assessments are subject to approval

 

Course Duration

12 months.

 

Assessment

All units within these qualifications are internally assessed. The qualifications are criterion referenced, based on the achievement of all the specified learning outcomes. To achieve a "pass" a learner must have successfully passed all the assessment criteria.

 

Application

To enrol as a student at Blake Hall College you need to provide the following documentation:

• The Blake Hall College Application Form

• Proof of Qualifications with transcripts and final certificates

• Passport Copy

• English Test required

• Signed Terms and Conditions

• Signed IT policy

• Signed Price Plan

 

Learning Outcomes

• Critically assess the nature and need for strategic business management and planning in international profit and non-profit organisations

• Critically evaluate, appraise and analyse the management of human resources

• Critically judge financial information to improve financial decision-making

• Critically evaluate historical, classical and contemporary approaches to leadership theory

• Analyse the international business environment and the development of trans-national organisations

• Develop an understanding of the strategic marketing process

Course Structure

Edexcel BTEC level 7 Extended Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership is a 120-credit qualification.

Edexcel BTEC level 7 Extended Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership

Units

Credits

Developing Strategic Management and Leadership

10

Professional Development for Strategic Managers

5

Strategic Change Management

10

Strategic Marketing Management

10

Corporate Social Responsibility

10

Strategic Planning

15

Managing Financial Principles and Techniques

15

Strategic Supply Chain Management and Logistics

15

Project Development and Implementation for Strategic Managers

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Career Opportunities

Upon completion of the BTEC LEVEL 7 in Strategic Management and Leadership students can continue unto the MBA Top-Up from a UK University.

Intake Dates

January, April, September.

Terms

 

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 3

30/01/2012- 30/04/2012

14/05/2012- 13/08/2012

17/09/2012 – 17/12/2012

  

 

 

 

Holidays


Holiday 1

Holiday 2

Holiday 3

01/05/2012-13/05/2012

14/08/2012-16/09/2012

18/12/2012-28/01/2013

Fees 

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BA (Hons) Business Studies (Final Year Top-Up) >>
BSc (Hons) Computing (Final Year Top-Up) >>

 

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The level of this course is NQF 6.

The BA (Hons) in Business Studies is designed as a top-up for holders of the BTEC HND Business and Management or the Advanced Diploma in Business (from NCC/ABE) to progress to full Undergraduate Honours.

The programme is focussed to improve your knowledge about organisations, their Management and the changing external environment in which they operate. The course will enhance student's lifelong learning skills to contribute to society.

Awarding Body

The University of Greenwich

Minimum Entry requirements

• IADB in Business or equivalent

• Level B2 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) or equivalent

• Availability of course will be dependent on group size

• All assessments are subject to approval

Intake Dates

January and September

 

Terms and Holidays

 

Semester 1

Semester 2

30/01/2012-11/05/2012

20/08/2012-14/12/2012




Holiday 1

Holiday 2

12/05/2012-19/08/2012

15/12/2012-28/01/2013



Course Duration

The University of Greenwich BA (Hons) Business Studies Top-Up is normally studied over a 12-month period, but this may be extended to suit your individual needs for up to a maximum of three years.

Assessment

Assessment periods are in January and August.

Course Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the course you should be able to demonstrate:

• A good understanding of organisations and the external environment in which a person operates – with a strong emphasis on change-management

• To understand the development and operation of markets for resources and services

• A good understanding of financial data to aid management decision-making

• To comprehend and use relevant communication and information technology for application in business and management

• To develop appropriate policies and strategies within a changing environment, to meet stakeholder interest

Course Content

• Business Strategy

• International Business Management

• Small Business Development

• Dissertation – General Management

Application

To enrol as a student at Blake Hall College you need to provide the following documentation (see p.32):

• The Blake Hall College Application Form

• Proof of Qualifications with transcripts and final certificates

• Passport Copy

• English Test required

• Signed Terms and Conditions

• Signed IT policy

• Signed Price Plan

Career Opportunities

When a student completes the BA (Hons) Business Studies from the University of Greenwich he/she will be able to continue onto a Masters in Business Administration. Society moves at such a fast pace nowadays, with communication systems changing rapidly and businesses re-inventing new structures daily. The BA (Hons) Business Studies helps students to adapt and contribute to change by teaching them to think holistically about all aspects of business.

under-grad-computing

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The level of this course is NQF 6.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing is awarded by the University of Greenwich. This degree is designed to allow students with a wide variety of external qualifications to 'top-up' their qualification to an honours degree. The programme aims to be in-line with recent developments in computing and the current market trends with requirements for new technologies and web-based applications in particular.

Awarding Body

University of Greenwich

Minimum Entry Requirements

• A suitable Higher/Advanced Diploma in Computing or Information Technology

• IMIS Higher Diploma in Management of Information Systems

• NCC International Advanced Diploma in Computer Science

• ACP Advanced Diploma in Computer Science

• Edexcel HND (in relevant computing/IT subjects)

• ABE Advanced Diploma in Business Information Systems

• Minimum age of nineteen

• Level B2 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) or equivalent

• Availability of course will be dependent on group size

• All assessments are subject to approval

Intake Dates

January and July.

Course Duration

12 months for full-time mode.

Assessment

The Units are assessed using a variety of assignments, examinations class based activities and presentations.

Application

To enrol as a student at Blake Hall College you need to provide the following documentation:

• The Blake Hall College Application Form

• Proof of Qualifications with transcripts and final certificates

• Passport Copy

• English Test required

• Signed Terms and Conditions

• Signed IT policy

• Signed Price Plan

Course Content

• Web Engineering

• E-Commerce

• Information Technology Project and Quality Management

• Object Oriented Software Development

• Database Design and Implementation

• Information Systems Engineering

• Project

Course Structure

The programme consists of 120 credits made up from a compulsory 30-credit project and six

15-credit courses.

There are two intakes, in January and July, as shown in the following table.

Students starting in January will have the following schedule:

Semester 1

(January – June)

Semester 2

(July– December)

Semester 3

(January – April)

Web Engineering

Information

Systems Engineering

Finalise Dissertation

IT Project and

Quality Management

Mobile Computing

Distributed

Information Systems

Database Design

and Implementation

 

Students starting in July will have the following schedule:

Semester 1

(July – December)

Semester 2

(January – June)

Semester 3

(June – April)

Information

Systems Engineering

Web Engineering

Finalise Dissertation

Mobile Computing

IT Project and

Quality Management

Database Design

and Implementation

Distributed

Information Systems

  

Career Opportunities

Successful graduates of this programme can apply to academic institutions world-wide for entry onto postgraduate level qualifications. If you would like more information on our Accredited Partners or have any queries about the programme please email

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Terms

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 3

Semester 4

01/02/2012- 15/03/2012

04/04/2012- 24/05/2012

18/07/2012 – 30/08/2012

03/10/2012 – 22/11/2012

 

Holidays

Holiday 1

Holiday 2

Holiday 3

Holiday 4

16/03/2012- 03/04/2012

25/05/2012- 17/07/2012

31/08/2012 – 02/10/2012

23/11/2012 – 04/01/2013

 

under-grad-general-information 

Intake Dates for Glyndŵr University

January, April, September.

Terms

Semester 1

Semester 2

Semester 3

30/01/2012- 30/04/2012

14/05/2012- 13/08/2012

17/09/2012 – 17/12/2012

 

Holidays

Holiday 1

Holiday 2

Holiday 4

01/05/2012-13/05/2012

14/08/2011-16/09/2012

18/12/2012-28/01/2013