Award in Management
The Award in Management is usually 2-3 days of taught content with just a couple of units to study. All three awarding bodies - CMI, ILM and Edexcel (BTEC) offer Award in Management, and it can be a stand-alone qualification, or can be the "first step" to going on to add more units and do a Certificate or a Diploma.
Award in Management is available at Level 3 (First Line Manager) Level 5 (Middle Manager) or Level 7 (Senior Manager).
In most cases, the Award is extremely flexible offering you a wide choice of subject units. In the case of ILM and Edexcel (BTEC) there are one or two mandatory units. With CMI there is completely open choice.
This means for example, that if you wanted to do - say - a project management programme and make it accredited, you could choose project management units from the list of syllabus choices and use the Award as the qualification.
Click on one of the following links to look at the syllabus choices for the Award in Management for each awarding Body
In order to build an Award in Management programme you need to consider:
- What are the needs of your business and how will you prioritise
- What are the specific development needs of the people you want to train
We can help you plan and think this through and the best thing to do is to call Jeremy Hamilton on 01202 461230 or click here to email us for further information.
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