Certificate in Management
The Certificate in Management varies a little bit between Awarding bodies, but is typically between 5 and 10 days in length with anything from 3 to 6/7 units needed. Usually it takes between 6 months and 9 months to complete.
All three awarding bodies - CMI, ILM and Edexcel (BTEC) offer Certificate in Management, and it can be a stand-alone qualification, or can be the next step from an Award or you can go on to add further units and do a Diploma.
Certificate in Management is available at Level 3 (First Line Manager) Level 5 (Middle Manager) or Level 7 (Senior Manager).
The Certificate usually has some mandatory units and some other units that you choose from a list. However CMI has a completely open choice of units for Certificate.
Typically a Certificate works well where you want a fairly good coverage of core management topics in a structured course, but don't want to do the longer Diploma - possibly for budget reasons, or because you are concerned about the amount of time your managers may have to do a full Diploma.
Have a look at some of the unit and structure options by clicking on the following links to download an overview PDF for different awarding bodies.
In order to build a Certificate in Management programme you need to consider:
- What are the needs of your business and how will you prioritise these?
- What are the specific development needs of the people you want to train?
- How might units fit together in terms of what you have to do and what you choose?
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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