Lesson 1 Introduction Objectives: What do you need to do to achieve objectives Lesson 2: How businesses operate Lesson 2 continued

Level 3 - Pre-university level Level 4 - First year of a university degree Level 5 - Second year of a university degree Level 6 - Final year of a university degree Level 7 - Master level

A Level 3 course is an entry level to university Introduction to Management with 60 credits Diploma in Business Management with 60 credits and 120 credits Diploma in Business Management with 120 credits Level 4 and 5 courses: these courses are equivalent to the first and second years of a degree Extended Diploma in Business Management Human Resources Management Hotel and Hospitality Health and Social Care Entrepreneurship and Management Sales and Marketing Leadership and Teamwork Business Management Accounting and Finance Teacher training courses - university second year at Level 5 Level 4 and 5 IT courses IT and Web Design IT and Networking IT and Ecommerce IT and Computing Level 6 (equivalent to final year of a degree): Business and Administration Management School Science Courses Subjects: Chemistry, Physics and Biology at Level 3 to 4 (GCSE and A Level courses)

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Following jobs and salaries may help you to decide the course you wish to do Jobs and Careers in Business Management 1. Business consultant. The role of a business consultant is to assess a company’s weaknesses or inefficiencies and recommend solutions. ... 2. Business analyst. ... 3. Project manager. ... 4. Human resources officer. ... 5. Event manager. ... 6. Operations manager. ... 7. Entrepreneur. .. Jobs and salaries for Business Managers 1. Finance manager National average salary: £45,145 per year ... 2. Product manager National average salary: £53,866 per year ... 3. Business Analyst National average salary: £44,251 per year ... 4. Project manager National average salary: £45,044 per year ... 5. Data analyst National average salary: £34,313 per year ... 6. Marketing manager National average salary: £39,237 per year ... 7. Human resource manager ... 8. Supply chain manager ... 9. Business Consultant 10. Business Analyst Health and social care Jobs · 1. Nurse National average salary: £31,058 per year ... · 2. Care worker National average salary: £19,092 per year ... · 3. Health care assistant (HCA) National average salary: £20,386 per year ... · 4. Community development officer National average salary: £28,753 per year ... · 5. Counsellor National average salary: £30,299 per year ... · 6. Health advisor National average salary: £26,556 per year ... · 7. Youth worker ... · 8. Psychologist ... Hospitality jobs · 1. Tour guide National average salary: £13,900 per year ... · 2. Hotel receptionist National average salary: £14,880 per year ... · 3. Barista National average salary: £17,373 per year ... · 4. Wedding planner National average salary: £22,975 per year ... · 5. Host/Hostess National average salary: £21,781 per year ... · 6. Housekeeper National average salary: £22,377 per year ... · 7. Cook National average salary: £23,078 per year ... Computer careers · 1. Web developer National average salary: $76,918 per year ... · 2. Computer systems analyst National average salary: $77,751 per year ... · 3. Computer systems manager National average salary: $86,810 per year ... · 4. IT Project manager National average salary: $87,859 per year ... · 5. Information security analyst National average salary: $95,546 per year ... · 6. Computer engineer ... · 7. Database administrator ... · 8. Computer scientist MBA Graduates jobs and salaries-from Google 68000 to 150,000 Euros 1. Business Development managers 74,200 2. Operation Managers 77,000 3. Marketing managers 74,000 4. Project Managers 68,000 5. Planning Director 70,000 6. General Manager 78,000

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Here is a list of level 4 courses Extended Diploma in Business Management Human Resources Management Hotel and Hospitality Health and Social Care Entrepreneurship and Management Sales and Marketing Leadership and Teamwork Business Management Accounting and Finance Teacher training courses - university second year at Level 5

Business and Administration Management

Master's Degree: Business Strategic Management, MBA Advanced Entry Level Strategic Management and Leadership Level 7 Progress to final stage of MBA Progress onto the final stages of a university MBA This course includes student membership to the Institute of Directors (IOD) Receive Anglia Ruskin University offer letter within 30 days of starting the course * * The university may charge an application fee for the offer letter. This will then be deducted from your total university top up fee Entry Requirements I confirm I am at least 22 years old I confirm I am university graduate or have 5 years experience of management work experience What will level 7 allow you to do? This complete postgraduate course INCLUDES all the assessments and assignments that will allow you to progress final stages of a MBA at one of our affiliated universities About the course The level 7 diploma in strategic management and leadership is an MBA advanced entry course, which provides learners with 120 credits of the 180 credits required to achieve a complete MBA. The course itself is made up of 30 interactive modules and 8 written assignments, with approximately 40 guided learning hours per module. All modules have an additional 30-50 learning hours of optional materials that comprise of recommended exercises, recommended readings, Internet resources, and self-testing exercises. You will also have access to 24/7 support, tutoring, and a variety of other support mechanisms. After receiving your level 7 diploma, you are eligible to apply for an MBA top up course, either online or on campus at a range of UK universities. The top up portion will usually consist of the final 60 credits of either a dissertation or a dissertation and one module. This course is eligible for ELCAS funding. What is included in course? All course material, including online modules and written assignments Personal tutor support with 1-2-1 Zoom sessions Dedicated student support Access to an online social learning forum Assignment marking and feedback FREE TOTUM student discount card FREE student membership to the Institute of Directors (IoD) FREE laptop** FREE access to Our Hubs *excluding ELCAS funded learners ** At management discretion Completing on campus in UK Universities Most universities in the UK will accept the Online Business School 120 credit programme for entry onto the MBA top up on campus. Module listings Qualities of effective leadership Learners will explore the making and developing of powerful leaders. Developing interpersonal skills Connecting and bonding with people within the commercial sectors is extremely important for good business. This module trains learners in skills to improve and enhance communication techniques to create strong bonds. Motivating and influencing people Inspiring people to create a unity of direction within business. Making decisions Doing the right things in the right way at the right time. Learners will look at the process of making a good decision. Creativity and problem solving Do problems pose a threat or are they an opportunity to improve? Here, learners will figure out how to turn a problem into an advantage. Studying and using management theories There are many theories concerned with management and the various models developed from these theories. This module looks over these theories with real life examples. The external operating environment of business Planning for influences on the business outside your control. Culture and ethics The culture and ethics involved in the business world today. Governance and directorships Structuring and controlling a business the professional way. Analysing the competition What are my competitors doing, how are they doing it, why are they doing it? Reviewing and analysing competitor actions to enhance managerial roles. Marketing strategy Creating an effective and successful market presence. Looking at the development of marketing strategies to create successful marketing campaigns. High performance sales Learners will grasp the key elements of successful selling. E-Marketing communication Understanding and using effective electronic messages to market. Customers and their needs Ensuring that your customers are recognised and valued. Strategic human resource management Human Resource Management must play a central role in the strategy of any organization. It is concerned with people as an asset of the business. Recruiting and CPD Getting the best people. Developing the best people. Keeping the best people. Measuring and rewarding performance Knowing and measuring how your people are performing. Interpreting business accounts Using and understanding the litmus tests of business health. Tools of financial analysis Resources, tools and techniques to keep a finger on the pulse of the business. Managing cash and working capital Cash, cash flow and working capital. The lifeblood of business. Exercises in quantitative techniques How to use and understand key figures. Impact of technology on business Analyse and exploit the role of e-business within a business sector. Innovation and R&D Creating commercial advantage from innovation and research. Implementing and managing quality systems Right first time, right every time. The place of quality in business strategy. Strategic planning tools Resources, tools and ideas to help create an effective business strategy. Strategic and systems management Options for strategic direction. Making the right choices for your business. The business plan Creating a plan that targets the stated aims and objectives of a business. Developing high performance teams Cohesion and teamwork that enhances business performance. Managing projects Getting things done. Using the right tools to run projects. Strategies for growth This module explores the different ideas of growth and the various tools, measures and controls at a managers disposal in planning for growth. Assignment Listing The Qualifi level 7 diploma in strategic management and leadership course has 8 written assignments. The assignments are approximately 2,000-3,000 words each. Students are provided support on the modules and assignments via the ‘Tutor’ section of the learning platform. The assignment unit titles for the level 7 course are: 1. Manage team performance to support strategy 2. Information management and strategic decision taking 3. Leading a strategic management project 4. Strategic direction 5. Strategic planning 6. Development as a strategic manager 7. Finance for managers 8. Strategic marketing More information about the level 7 units can be found here: https://qualifi.net/qualifi-level-7-diploma-in-strategic-management-and-leadership/ Career Path Upon successful completion of the postgraduate diploma in strategic management and leadership and final year of an accredited postgraduate degree programme, learners will have the skills to execute a professional managerial role in marketing, accounting, business consultancy, and more. A business management diploma and MBA develops key cognitive skills such as critical thinking, analysis, evaluation, and writing while also establishing presentation and numeracy skills to enhance knowledge and experience. These skills are critical in helping you advance your career. Human Resource Management level 7 Strategic Sales Management level 7

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Business management course, 60 credits £600 Introduction to Business 60 credits £600 People and organisation, 60 credits £600 Information Technology, 60 credits £600 Employability and workplace 60 credits £60 Business management 160 credit £ 650

£700 to 750 for any of the level 4 or 5 £950 for both levels 4 and 5 Leadership and Teamwork Health & Social Care Entrepreneurship and Management Hotel and Hospitality Human Resource Management IT and Computing Business Management Accounting and Finance Teacher Training Sales and Marketing

Business Administration £800 Professional Sales Management £800

Strategic Management and Leadership Level 7 Human Resource Management level 7 Strategic Sales Management level 7 Each course is £2600

This course will teach you the Edexcel International GCSE Chemistry syllabus (4CH1). You'll study 5 units: Principles of Chemistry Chemistry of the elements Organic chemistry Physical chemistry Chemistry in industry

If you are interest in a module but don't know if you want to commit we have a free trial available for all of our courses! These trials include 1 module at only £10. All trials are online modules which means you can view all documents at your leisure. Here is a list of our courses we will send 1 free module from the course you are interested in: - Accounting and Finance, university 1st and 2nd year - level 4 and level 5 - Business and Administration Management - level 6 - Strategic Management - level 7 - Business Management University Foundation Programme-level 3-120 credits - Business Management University Foundation Programme-level 3-60 credits - Business Strategic Management-MBA Advance Entry level 7 - Employability and Workplace Skills - English Language Course ( IELTS) - Entrepreneurship and Management University - 1st and 2nd year-level 4 and level 5 - Health and Social Care - University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - Hotel and Hospitality - University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - IT and Computing- University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - IT and Web design - University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - Leadership and Team Working-University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - Level 3 foundation Diploma in People and Organisations - Level 4 Diploma in IT and Computing - Level 5-Extended diploma in Management - Level 6- Sales Techniques - Level 7- Advance Sales Techniques-University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - Mathematics IGCSE - Physic IGCSE - Stem Engineering - Teacher Training- University 1st and 2d year -level 4 and level 5 - Teacher and Learning Certificate - Unit 3 - The Work-Life Balance Course

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Learners need to have gained Level 3 to gain entry to Level 4 courses - this is the first year of a degree Learners need to have gained Level 3 and 4 to gain entry to Level 5 courses - this is the second year of the degree Learners need English and Maths at basic school level

Learners need to have gained Level 5 to gain entry to Level 6 courses - this is the final year of a degree Learners need to have gained Level 6 to gain entry to Level 7 courses - this is a Master's degree Learners need English (Level 3.5 to 6.5) and Maths at basic school level

For Level 2 courses - basic English and Maths' knowledge For Level 3 courses - a certificate at Level 2 in your subject For Level 4 courses - a certificate at Level 3 in your subject

Our students can utilise books, magazines and journals that have been carefully selected to correlate with the programme they will be studying. The library has quiet work area rules and students are expected to follow these rules whilst they study in the library.

London Educators' rooms are delightfully modern and fully equipped with comfortable seating arrangements. Our lecturers use a wide range of teaching aids to deliver lectures.

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Our lecturers are fully supportive and helpful in dealing with student problems and work in a conjoined team environment with highly qualified staff. Our tutors are all highly qualified specialists in their subject area. They use a mixture of motivation, encouragement and confidence building to get the best out of students.

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It is impossible to be exact about students' living expenses. As ever, it depends on what you choose to do. London can be expensive but the opportunities to get the best out of London on a limited budget are enormous. London is affordable and the best way to take advantage of all that the city has to offer is as a student. You need to ensure that you have sufficient funds for your fees and that you have enough money for accommodation, food, travel, books and other living expenses. This section is intended as a guideline only and living costs will vary according to your own circumstances and lifestyle. Students should assume that the estimated living expenses given below represent a guide to the sum required to live in reasonable comfort in London. Generally, you should prepare yourself (and save accordingly) for the following costs while in London: Accommodation Food and dining Transport Entertainment Initial costs While it's important to be aware of the costs you will be facing as a student, don’t let it put you off! As long as you plan carefully and think about cost-saving strategies, the cost of living in England or the rest of the UK need not be prohibitive. In the UK, shared housing and the utilisation of London's excellent public transport networks are two significant ways to reduce your living costs. All supplied information was correct at the time of publishing. Accommodation may have increased by £100 to £400 per month, depending upon your choice and style of living. For the latest information, seek help and guidance from relevant authorities. Please note values below are subject to change and are rough indicators: Average cost of accommodation in London (at time of publishing) Flat share - rental per month East London £290 - £390 (single) £430 - £600 (double) West London £280 - £430 (single) £459 - £690 (double) South London £280 - £500 (single) £350 - £650 (double) North London £300 - £400 (single) £430 - £550 (double) One bedroom flat - rental per month East London £750 - £950 West London £700 - £800 South London £600 - £700 North London £650 - £750 UK cost of food and drink Average weekly grocery bill (including food, basic laundry and toiletry items) £30 Average pub meal £6 – £10 Average restaurant meal £4 – £7 Average meal for two in mid-priced restaurant £25 UK cost of transportation For a single or return journey - Zone 1, Zone 1-6 or with a Weekly Zone Travel Card: It is recommended to check the Transport for London website for the most up to date information. UK cost of entertainment Movie £7-£10 West End theatre £25+ Club / pub entry £5 – £20 Live music / concerts £10+ Chart CDs £8 – £12 New release DVD rental £3.50 Accommodation when you arrive This will be your most significant outlay. When leasing a flat or room in a flat share, the bond can be up to 6 weeks' rent and on top of that you will probably have to pay up to a month's rent in advance. This could be as much as £800, depending on the price of your rent. Transport Flat and job hunting can take a lot of trekking across the city via the Tube and the bus network. Make sure you have some cash for public transport or to purchase an Oyster card. Utilise your student or youth travel card You are entitled to many discounts if you have a student or an international youth travel card. This includes discounted entry to museums, cinemas and clubs. There are also special deals and discounts associated with Oyster cards, so keep it handy at all times. Join the local library Once you are settled in a suburb, one of the first things you should do is join your local library. Many have free computers and Internet access. You may have to pay for a CD or USB for courses. The information supplied above was correct at the time of printing and we cannot be held liable for any loss however it is caused due to the above or any other information supplied.