Team Management
Course: Short Course
Mode: Online
Study Period: up to 6 months
Course Code: HR06TMOL
Price before bursary:
R10,692
Price after bursary:
R6,426
Monthly
Payment Plan
R459
per month
[over 14 months]
Registration fee:
R870
Course Overview
This NQF aligned and SABPP accredited is for those looking to improve their skills in managing teams of people. Students who successfully complete this course will earn 37 NQF credits.
- Section 1: Team Dynamics
- Section 2: Leadership
- Section 3: Supervision of a Project Team
- Section 4: Introduction to Project Management
- Section 5: Change Management
- Section 6: Organisation Code of Conduct
- Section 7: Benchmarking Best Practices
Section 8: Monitoring Team Performance
- Study period: up to 6 months
Academy of York students will receive continuous information and support, over and above the prescribed course material, to assist students achieve in their studies. Students will have 6 months to complete this SABPP accredited and NQF aligned short course
Assessment and Award
This qualification will be assessed by means of a Summative Assessment assignment, and there are no exams. A mark of 65% is required to pass this SABPP accredited and NQF aligned short course.
Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course.
Accreditation
Academy of York is accredited by FASSET SETA, SAIOSH, SABPP, PMSA, COMENSA and the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) and is registered with the QCTO as a Private College.
This course is accredited by SABPP, South African Board for People Practices. The SABPP is a SAQA recognized professional body and regulates statutory quality and standards for People Professions.
What our past students said
“It is not easy to study while you are working, but with the great assistance from A.O.Y fanatical support team, they make studying easy and enjoyable.”
Sizwe Skade
“The course is suitable for students who are employed and don’t have enough time to attend classes. For me, A.O.Y went the extra mile in making sure I was enjoying my studies. Thank you!”
Johannes Adams