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BUSINESS PROGRAM
(Business courses)
ABE
The Association of Business Executives (ABE) is a professional membership body
and an examination board developing business and management qualifications at
Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Postgraduate Diploma level. These
qualifications provide progression routes to degree and Masters programmes
worldwide.
At LEA we are committed to offering Business qualifications that are relevant,
recognised and respected. Our staff supports this commitment at all times.
PROFESSIONAL
All Business qualifications at LEA are developed in consultation with sector
skills councils and employers and reflect the very latest industrial standards.
ABE takes a practical approach to learning and aim to create the professionals
of tomorrow.
REASSURING
ABE courses at LEA are recognised around the world - from the Qualifications and
Curriculum Authority (QCA) in the UK to Ministries of Education and employers in
other countries.
QUALIFICATIONS
LEA offers a range of progressive, flexible and affordable business and
management qualifications.
Please click below to find out more about our programmes:
Business Management
Business Information Systems
Financial Management
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Travel, Tourism and
Hospitality Management
LEA
TUITION FEES
|
For Academic Year 2010 |
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LONDON EMPIRE ACADEMY
UK
LEA |
|
TUITION |
FEES |
LENGTH |
1st
TERM |
2nd
TERM |
|
Certificate Business
Management |
£2500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Diploma Business Management |
£3500 |
1.5 years |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Advanced
Diploma Business Management |
£3500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Certificate Business
Information Systems |
£2500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Diploma Part 1 Business
Information Systems |
£3500 |
1.5 Years |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Advanced
Diploma Business Information Systems |
£3500 |
1 Year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Certificate Financial
Management |
£2500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Diploma Part 1 Financial
Management |
£3500 |
1.5 years |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Advanced
Diploma Financial Management |
£3500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Certificate Human Resource
Management |
£2500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Diploma Resource Management |
£3500 |
1.5 years |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Advanced
Diploma Resource Management |
£3500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Certificate Marketing |
£2500 |
1 Year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Diploma Marketing |
£3500 |
1.5 Years |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Advanced
Diploma Marketing |
£3500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Certificate Travel, Tourism
and Hospitality Management |
£2500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Diploma Travel, Tourism and
Hospitality Management |
£3500 |
1.5 Years |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
|
Advanced
Diploma Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management |
£3500 |
1 year |
25th Jan |
28th Sep |
EXAMINATIONS
The
three-hour written external examinations are held twice a year (usually the
first week in June and December).
Students must register with ABE and pay an annual subscription fee and exam fees
before being able to take an exam.
The
week before each exam, time will be dedicated to revision and to exam
preparation.
TERMS & CONDITION
ABE
Fees 2009
REGISTRATION FEES - NEW MEMBERS
This fee is paid when you first register with ABE, and includes the
first year's annual subscription.
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Certificate |
£35 (£50
for Financial Management) |
|
Diploma |
£50 (£60
for Financial Management) |
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Advanced
Diploma |
£150
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ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
To keep your membership valid during your time with us, you must renew your
membership every year by paying an annual subscription fee.
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Certificate/Diploma Student |
£25 per year (£40 for Financial Management) |
|
Advanced Diploma Student/Associate (AMABE) |
£30 per year |
|
Member (MABE) |
£40 per year |
|
Fellow (FABE) |
£50 per year |
EXAMINATION FEES (FOR STUDENTS SITTING EXAMS IN THE UK AND THE EU)
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Certificate |
£30 per subject |
|
Diploma |
£35 per subject |
|
Advanced Diploma |
£40 per subject |
|
Late Examination Fee |
£10 per subject |
EXAMINATION FEES (FOR STUDENTS SITTING EXAMS OUTSIDE THE UK AND THE EU)
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Certificate |
£20 per subject |
|
Diploma |
£25 per subject |
|
Advanced Diploma |
£30 per subject |
|
Late Examination Fee |
£10 per subject |
EXAMINATION TRANSFER FEE
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Including medical transfers |
£15 per session |
EXEMPTION FEE
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Diploma only |
£35 per subject |
All fees in UK Pounds Sterling (GBP)
Why LEA?
There are many advantages to studying for a Business qualification. Key benefits
include:
UNIVERSITY PROGRESSION
ABE qualifications give you entry to the second and final years of Bachelors
degree programmes at universities around the world. With relevant work
experience you can fast track to an MBA.
MAKING DEGREES AFFORDABLE
LEA is a low-cost route to a university degree and could save you thousands of
pounds.
SAVING YOU TIME
Take the quicker route to a degree with ABE.
A
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION
Business qualifications give you the skills to make a real difference in the
workplace, from finance and accounting to marketing and management.
GLOBAL RECOGNITION
Business qualifications are recognised by colleges, universities, employers and
ministries around the world.
ASSURED QUALITY
All ABE qualifications are recognised and accredited by QCA, the UK
qualifications regulator.
EXEMPTIONS
We have exemption arrangements with other professional bodies including ACCA,
CIMA and BCS to save you time and accredit your learning.
SUPPORT
Study materials for all programmes are available at LEA.
VISA
Our
Operations Department ensures that all relevant certificates and documents are
issued to support students in obtaining student entry visas.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
Please refer to the following list of requirements and qualifications as a
concise guide to establishing the level of entry onto the ABE programmes.
Certificate
No formal qualifications are required but applicants should
demonstrate competence in English by the attainment of one of the following:
·
British Council - Intermediate Certificate in English/Upper Advanced Certificate
in English
·
LCCI - English for Business (EFB) 1st or 2nd level
·
Pitman/City and Guilds - English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)/English
for Business and Communication
Diploma
Applicants must have obtained one of the following:
·
ABE
Certificate
·
Two
"A" Level passes plus four GCSE passes at Grade A, B or C, two of which must be
English and Maths
·
Overseas qualifications which may be accepted by the Registrar as being
equivalent to the above
·
ABE
also welcomes applications from candidates without formal qualifications who
have been in appropriate employment for at least two years. A reference letter
from employer(s) must accompany such applications
Advanced Diploma
Applicants must have obtained one of the following:
·
ABE
Diploma
·
A
UK Honours Degree or Overseas equivalent
·
Other recognised qualifications of approved Overseas Institutes of Higher
Education
EXEMPTIONS
ABE courses offer recognised professional qualifications. They have agreements
with other professional bodies who offer exemptions to holders of our
qualifications.
ACCA
ABE students who graduate from 31st July 2007 will obtain the following
exemptions:
ABE Qualifying Subjects:
Exemptions Awarded:
Introduction to Accounting (Certificate)
plus Financial Accounting (Diploma I)
PER: F3 CAT: Papers 1, 3 & 6
Introduction to Accounting (Certificate)
plus Organisational Behaviour (Diploma I)
plus Human Resource Management (Diploma II)
PER: F1 CAT: Paper 5
Managerial Accounting (Diploma II)
PER: F2 CAT: Papers 2, 4 & 7
BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY
ABE Qualifying Prerequisite:
Exemptions Awarded:
ABE Diploma in BIS
BCS Certificate modules
ABE Diploma and Advanced Diploma in BIS
BCS Certificate modules and Diploma excluding core module
CHARTERED INSURANCE INSTITUTE
ABE Qualifying Prerequisite:
Exemptions Awarded:
ABE Certificate holders
CII - The business environment
ABE Diploma holders
CII - The business environment
CII - Principles and practice of management in insurance and other financial
services
CII - Marketing
ABE Advanced Diploma holders
CII - as above
CIMA
ABE Students who graduate from the December 2007 Business Management syllabus in
the cohorts from December 2007 to June 2010 will obtain the following
exemptions:
ABE Qualifying Subjects:
Exemptions Awarded:
Core: Introduction to Accounting (Certificate)
Option: Managerial Accounting (Diploma II)
C1 - Fundamentals of Management Accounting
Core: Introduction to Accounting (Certificate)
Financial Accounting (Diploma I)
C2 - Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
Core: Introduction to Quantitative Methods (Certificate)
Quantitative Methods for Business & Management (Diploma I)
C3 - Fundamentals of Business Mathematics
Core: Introduction to Business (Certificate)
Economic Principles and Their Application to Business (Diploma I)
C4 - Fundamentals of Business Economics
Core: Organisational Behaviour (Diploma I)
Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication (Diploma II)
Human Resource Management (Diploma II)
Managing in Organisations (Advanced Diploma)
Option: Systems Analysis and Design (Diploma II)
Strategic HRM for Business Organisations (Advanced Diploma)
P4 - Organisational Management & Info Systems
NB. Students cannot claim an exemption for a CIMA paper already attempted and
failed.
IMIS
ABE Qualifying Prerequisite:
Exemptions Awarded:
ABE Certificate in BIS
Exempted from IMIS Foundation Diploma
ABE Certificate and Diploma in BIS
IMIS Diploma & Higher Diploma modules exempted:
D22 Business Fundamentals
D23 Communications and Business Technology
D25 Business Information Systems
D26 Information Systems Building
H33 Contemporary IS Development
H34 Database Development
ABE Diploma and Advanced Diploma in BIS
IMIS Diploma & Higher Diploma modules exempted:
D22 Business Fundamentals
D23 Communications and Business Technology
D25 Business Information Systems
D26 Information Systems Building
H33 Contemporary IS Development
H34 Database Development
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SUPPORT
LEA
welcomes international students and values the richness and cultural diversity
they bring to our academic community. We are committed to supporting all
students throughout their time with us.
Going abroad for studies often means living away from home for the first time,
which can be both an exciting and daunting experience. We have a professional,
experienced and approachable team to provide you with advice and support on
different aspects of student life, including accommodation, financial guidance,
part-time employment, plus much more. We want to make sure you feel happy,
comfortable and safe.
AFTER ABE
Business qualifications at LEA offer students options. The option of going to
the next ABE level, or university study in your own country or abroad, or a
better job, or an MBA, or all of these.
FAST ROUTE TO A DEGREE
There are thousands of ABE students and members in over 70 countries worldwide.
Each year many progress to the final year of a bachelors degree or on to a
Masters degree.
If
you hold an ABE qualification from LEA, you are likely to gain exemption from
university study. You can pick from a range of popular study destinations such as
the UK, Australia and the USA.
There are fast
track agreements with over 30 universities.
LEA has a special agreement with different universities such as the University
of Bedfordshire to allow our students to progress onto Bachelors Degree courses.

Successful
organisations, whether large or small, are well managed. The development of
management skills within an organisation is an essential part of continued
business growth.
Our new Business
Management programme is a professional, QCA-accredited qualification to
prepare you for a career in business, or to give you advanced entry onto
professional qualifications and university degrees in the UK and other
countries. The programme covers the theoretical issues of business and
management and offers many practical skills useful to potential employers.
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COURSE
TITLE |
CERTIFICATE IN MB |
|
Course
Description |
This course
provides a solid
basis in business and management |
|
Core
Modules |
Compulsory Modules
-
Introduction to
Business
-
Introduction to
Quantitative Methods
-
Introduction to
Accounting
-
Introduction to
Business Communication
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-No previous
qualification is required but students should be competent in English and
Maths up to GCSE level
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start
Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks &
15 to 21 hours per week |
|
Course
Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
ABE Diploma or entrance
to ABE BIS programme with credits for exams which are common to both
programmes |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
DIPLOMA
IN BM |
|
Course
Description |
The
Diploma course allows you to broaden your knowledge and begin to specialise.
|
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
Part 1
-
Economic Principles and their Application to Business
-
Organisational Behaviour
-
Financial Accounting
-
Quantitative Methods for Business and Management
Part 2
-
Marketing Policy. Planning and Communication
-
Human Resource Management
-
Management in Action
Plus two
units from:
-
Management Accounting
-
Principles of Business Law
-
Systems Analysis and Design
-
Concepts and Principles of Islamic Economics
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE
certificate or two GCE A-Levels and four GCSEs at Grade C or above, or two
years work experience
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant
must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Diploma Holders can get
exemptions from units of many Bachelors degree programmes |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN BM |
|
Course
Description |
The
Advanced Diploma course focuses on strategic areas of management. |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Corporate Strategy and Planning
-
Managing in Organisations
-
International Business Case Study
Plus two
from:
-
Strategic Marketing Management
-
Corporate Finance
-
Strategic Human Resource Management for Business Organisation
-
Managing the information Resource
·
Islamic Finance. |
|
Entry
Requirements |
-BA or BM
Diploma or a first degree, -Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Advanced Diploma Holders
with relevant work experience can fast track directly to a Masters degree at
a selection of universities |
Companies now seek business professionals who are comfortable using a range
of IT applications, and can communicate confidently with their IT colleagues.
Holders of our Business Information Systems qualifications have a firm grounding
in key IT and business skills that enable them to build bridges between
technology and business practice.
|
COURSE
TITLE |
CERTIFICATE IN BIS |
|
Course
Description |
This course
provides a solid introduction to business management and computing |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Introduction to Business
-
Introduction to
Accounting
-
Introduction to the
world of Computers
-
IT Applications and
Skills
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-No previous
qualification is required but students should be competent in English and
Maths up to GCSE level
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
ABE Diploma |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
DIPLOMA
IN BIS |
|
Course
Description |
The
Diploma course allows you to broaden your knowledge and start to specialise.
|
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
Part 1, 3 compulsory units
-
Computer Fundamentals
-
Computer Applications in Business and Finance
-
Principles of Programming
Plus one
unit from:
-
Organisational Behaviour
-
Financial Accounting
Part 2, 3
compulsory units
-
Information Systems Project Management
-
Computer Networking
-
Systems Analysis and Design
Plus two
units from:
-
Human Resource Management
-
Managerial Accounting
-
Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication
-
Quantitative Methods for Business and Management
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE
certificate, or two GCE A-Levels and four GCSEs at Grade C or above, or two
years work experience
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Diploma Holders can get
exemptions from units of many Bachelors degree programmes |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN BIS |
|
Course
Description |
The
Advanced Diploma course focuses on strategic areas of
BIS. |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Contemporary Application Development Methods
-
Information Systems, Strategic Management
-
Relational Database Applications in Business
-
Internet Systems Development
Plus one
unit from:
-
Corporate Finance
-
Strategic Human Resource Management for Business Organisation
-
Managing in Organisations
-
Strategic Marketing Management
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE BIS
Diploma or a first degree
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Fast track to the final
year of many Bachelors degree programmes |
Around the world financial best practice is increasingly regulated and the
new Financial Management Certificate developed in partnership with 'IAB
qualifications for business' provides students with the knowledge needed to
communicate effectively in a business and financial context.
Students completing the programme will have the opportunity to progress to
the final stage of a degree and will benefit from enhanced career prospects.
|
COURSE
TITLE |
CERTIFICATE IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT |
|
Course
Description |
This course
provides a solid base in Financial Management |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Introduction to Business
-
Introduction to Business
Communication
-
Introduction to
Financial Accounting
-
Introduction to Cost and
Management Accounting
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-No previous
qualification is required but students should be competent in English and
Maths up to GCSE level
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must
demonstrate competence in English Language
|
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Holders of the Certificate in Financial Management will be given exemption
from the IAB Member grade examination requirement, enabling students to
apply immediately to become either an Associate (AIAB) or, subject to
evidence of one year of appropriate practical book-keeping experience, Member MIAB and the designation -Registered Book-keeper-
ABE Diploma in FM |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
DIPLOMA
IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT |
|
Course
Description |
The
FM Diploma has been developed in partnership with the Institute of Financial
Accountants (IFA), the largest professional body of its type in the world.
The course will provide in-depth study for those who want to become
financial accountants. |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
Part 1
-
Managerial Accounting
-
Financial Accounting
-
Organisational Behaviour
-
The Business Environment
Part 2
-
Financial Management
-
Systems Management and Internal Financial Controls
-
Financial and Business Planning in a Global Context (Synoptic)
-
Project, Operations and Quality Management
Plus one
from:
-
Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication
-
Entrepreneurship
-
Human Resource Management
-
Concepts and Principle of Islamic Economics
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE
certificate
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Certificate and Diploma
holders (part 1 and 2) gain a full exemption from the IFA Associate
qualification |
The effective management of an organisation's human resources is now
recognised as a critical component in the success of public and private
enterprises. Irrespective of size, the presence of well-trained and
highly-motivated staff will enable organisations to meet the fresh challenges
that come from the rapidly changing business environment.
Our new Human Resource Management programme is a professional QCA accredited
qualification which reflects the growing importance that organisations attach to
this function. At present demand for trained and qualified HR professionals is
outstripping supply.
Students who complete our HRM programme will have the opportunity to advance
to the final stages of a degree and will find their skills fit for a
professional setting.
|
COURSE
TITLE |
CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT |
|
Course
Description |
This course
provides a solid basis in personnel administration. |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Introduction to Business
-
Introduction to Business
Communication
-
Managing People
-
Personnel Administration
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-No previous
qualification is required but students should be competent in English and
Maths up to GCSE level
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Credits if specialising in
an additional programme such as Business Management
ABE Diploma Part 1 |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
DIPLOMA
IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT |
|
Course
Description |
More
in depth knowledge of HRM and start to specialise |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
Part 1
-
Organisational Behaviour
-
Human Resource Development
-
Human Resource Management
-
Economic Principles and their Application to Business
Part 2
-
Personnel information Systems
-
People Planning and Resourcing
-
Employment Relations
-
Human Resource Management in Action
Plus one
from:
-
Quantitative Methods for Business and Management
-
Principles of Business Law
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE
certificate or have two GCE A-Level and four GCSE's at Grade C or above.
Students with at least two years' work experience can also apply
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Diploma holders can get
exemptions from units of many Bachelors' Degrees programmes |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN HRM |
|
Course
Description |
This course
focuses on strategic areas of HRM |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Corporate Strategy and Planning
-
Managing in Organisations
-
Strategic Human Resource Management for Business Organisations
-
Managing Organisational Change and Development
-
Performance Management and Reward
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE HRM
Diploma or a first degree
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Work in HRM or fast track
to further study programmes |
Marketing is an important function that brings companies and clients closer
to each other. The programme introduces students to the crucial role that
Marketing plays in business development. Holders of our Marketing qualifications
will have a good knowledge and understanding of the key principles of Marketing
and will be able to relate this to the workplace.
Our new Marketing programme allows you to specialise in a dynamic and
creative area that can have a great impact on the bottom line of a company.
Students completing the programme will have the opportunity to progress to
the final stages of a degree and will benefit from enhanced career prospects.
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COURSE
TITLE |
CERTIFICATE IN MARKETING |
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Course
Description |
This course
provides basics understanding of the principles of Marketing |
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Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Introduction to Business
-
Introduction to Business
Communication
-
Introduction to
Quantitative Methods
-
Introduction to
Marketing
|
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Entry
Requirements |
-No previous
qualification is required but students should be competent in English and
Maths up to GCSE level
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
1st year of UK Degree ABE
Diploma Part 1
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COURSE
TITLE |
DIPLOMA
IN MARKETING |
|
Course
Description |
This course
provides more in-depth knowledge of Marketing |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
Part 1, four compulsory
units
-
Economic Principles and their Application to Business
-
Organisational Behaviour
-
Quantitative Methods for Business and Management
-
Principles of Marketing
Part 2,
three compulsory units
-
Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication
-
Marketing Information Systems
-
Marketing in Action
Plus two
from:
-
Principles of Business Law
-
Human Resource Management
-
Systems Analysis and Design
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|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE
certificate or have two GCE A-Level and four GCSE's at Grade C or above.
Students with at least two years' work experience can also apply
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Diploma holders can get
exemptions from units of many Bachelors' Degrees programmes |
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COURSE
TITLE |
ABE
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MARKETING |
|
Course
1Description |
Strategic
Marketing |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Corporate Strategy and
Planning
-
Strategic Marketing Management
-
International Marketing Strategy Case Study
-
Strategic integrated Marketing Communications
-
Contemporary issues in Marketing
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE Marketing
Diploma or a first degree
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Work in Marketing or fast
track in other study programmes |
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Tourism is the world's
largest industry with revenues of over $500 billion. Our qualification links business
principles with sector expertise. Students holding this qualification will be
confident in applying key business and management concepts in this growing
sector.
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COURSE
TITLE |
ABE
DIPLOMA IN TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY |
|
Course Description |
This course allows you to broaden your knowledge and
start to specialise |
|
Core Modules |
Compulsory Modules
Part 1
-
Economic Principles and their Application to Business
-
Organisational Behaviour
-
Financial Accounting
-
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Part 2
-
Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication
-
Human Resource Management
-
Travel Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management
Plus two units
from:
-
Managerial Accounting
-
Principles of Business Law
- IT
in Hospitality and Tourism
-
Customer Service Skills
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE certificate or have two GCE A-Level and four GCSE's
at Grade C or above. Students with at least two years' work experience can
also apply
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language
|
|
Assessment |
External Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January, March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time & part-time |
|
Duration & Hours |
36 weeks & 15 to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12 3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Diploma holders can get exemptions from units of many
Bachelors' Degrees programmes |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
CERTIFICATE IN TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY |
|
Course
Description |
This course
provides basics understanding of the Travel, Tourism and Hospitality |
|
Core Modules
|
Compulsory Modules
-
Introduction to Business
-
Introduction to
Accounting
-
Introduction to Business
Communication
-
Introduction to Travel,
Tourism and Hospitality
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-No formal
Education is required but students should be competent in English and Maths
up to GCSE level
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
1st year of
UK Degree ABE Diploma Part 1 |
|
COURSE
TITLE |
ABE
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY |
|
Course
Description |
This course
focuses on strategic areas of TTHM |
|
Core Modules
|
Three Compulsory Modules
-
International Travel, Tourism and hospitality
-
Sustainable Tourism, Planning and Development
-
Strategic Hospitality Management
Plus two
units from
-
Managing in Organisations
-
Strategic Marketing Management
-
Strategic Human Resource Management for Business Organisation
-
Managing the information Resource
|
|
Entry
Requirements |
-ABE TTHM
Diploma or a first Degree
-Minimum age 21 years
-Applicant must demonstrate
competence in English Language |
|
Assessment
|
External
Examinations Conducted by ABE |
|
Start Dates |
January,
March, June, and September |
|
Study Mode |
Full-time &
part-time |
|
Duration &
Hours |
36 weeks & 15
to 21 hours per week |
|
Course Time |
9 12 / 12
3 / 3 6 |
|
Progression |
Fast
track to the final year of many Bachelors degree programmes |
GOOD REASONS TO STUDY WITH LEA FOR AN ABE QUALIFICATION:
- University progression: ABE qualifications give you entry to
the second and final years of Bachelors degree programmes at universities
around the world. With relevant work experience students can fast track to an
MBA.
- Making degrees affordable: The ABE route allows you to
obtain an internationally recognised degree at a very reasonable price.
- A professional qualification: ABE qualifications give you
the skills to make a real difference to your career, from finance and
accounting to marketing and management.
- Global recognition: ABE qualifications are recognised by
colleges, universities, employers and ministries around the world.
- Exemptions: We have exemption arrangements with other
professional bodies including ACCA, CIMA, and BCS to save you time and
recognise your previous qualification.
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