Certificate in Applied Management (Non-profit/Human Services)
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Aim
The Certificate in Applied Management offers those who are, or aspire to be, managers and deputy managers working in the non-profit/human services sector the opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills and competencies needed to carry out the first-line management role effectively.
Who it’s for
This programme is open to applicants who:
- are, or aspire to be, managers, deputy managers or supervisors of two or more staff
- work, or are seeking work, in the non-profit/human services sector
Certification
This course is certified by HETAC and is placed at Level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications.
Please note, on successful completion of this course, graduates will be eligible to enter the Higher Certificate in Applied Management.
Duration
1 year
What You’ll Learn
This course is composed of six modules:
- Setting the Context - An Introduction to Management Theory
- Managing Yourself (1) - Professional Development & Communications
- Managing Other People (1) - Teamwork, Leadership & Motivation
- Managing Other People (2) - An Introduction to Employment Law
- Managing Finance (1) - Financial Management in the Non-Profit/Human Services Sector
- Managing Service Quality - Managing Service Quality
How it benefits you
While grounded in generic management, there is a significant applied element, which is a major strength of this course.
On successful completion of the course, graduates will be eligible to participate in the Higher Certificate in Applied Management (Non-Profit/Human Services).
FEES
The course fees for 2010/11 are €1,895.
Please note that students undertaking this course en route to the BA award, may be entitled to tax relief of 20%, a saving of approximately €380 for the student. Students are advised to contact their local inspector of taxes to confirm eligibility. More information and the relevant form is available here on the Revenue Commissioners’ website.
The College also supports all students with an annual fees instalment plan.
Course Calendar
To view the provisional course calendar for 2010/11 click here. Please note attendance at workshops is optional.
Learn More
To learn more about this course, contact the Open Training College, or click here to download the course brochure.
How to apply
To apply complete all the relevant sections on the application form and return, along with your application fee, to:
Applications,
The Open Training College,
Prospect Hall,
Willowfield Park,
Goatstown,
Dublin 14,
Ireland.
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