Management (SCQF level 11) SVQ

Course code 95N2

What is special about this course?

The SVQ Management SCQF Level 11 is an internationally recognised qualification aimed at practising managers who have responsibility for substantial programmes and resources, and who may be able to influence the strategic development of the organisation.

This is a work-based qualification which allows you to gain recognition for your on-the-job work experience and skills.

Special features

  • Flexible learning arrangements
  • Jointly awarded with the Chartered Institute of Management (CMI)
  • Widely recognised and valued by employers in both the public and private sector
  • An opportunity to receive recognition for accumulated skills and experience
  • The chance to tailor a qualification to fit the job role – by choosing appropriate optional units

Entry requirements

  • No formal entry qualifications. Applicants will be considered on an individual basis
  • It is an essential requirement that you are currently working as a manager at a strategic level

Access routes

 

CMI - Chartered Management Institute

Year 1 - SVQ

Core modules are:

  • Lead your organisation
  • Identify and evaluate opportunities for innovation and improvement
  • Manage continuous improvement

You will also choose four units from a range of optional modules to suit your current job requirements and career aspirations.

Subjects/optional modules include:

  • Human resource and change management
  • Promoting equality and inclusion
  • Marketing
  • Quality assurance
  • Finance and resource management
  • Operational and business process planning
  • Personal development and networking
  • Plan the workforce 
  • Optimise effective use of technologies

How will I study my course?

  • Part-time (structured)
  • You will study through supported online learning using the university's virtual learning environment (VLE)
  • This is a work-based qualification.  You will have an assessor who will carry out workplace observations. You will also attend regular meetings with your assessor either on campus or at your workplace
  • You will build an e-portfolio using the online platform 'Learning Assistant', and will be in regular communication with your assessor by email and through the online platform

How long will my course last?

  • Part-time (structured): 12-18 months

Where can I study my course?

  • Shetland

Start date

  • September
  • January
  • Flexible start dates are available - for information on these, and how to apply for them, please contact Shetland UHI

Fees

For information on costs of this course please contact the campus where you wish to study.

Funding

Funding can be available for candidates aged 16-19 who are in full time employment from Skills Development Scotland. Further information on application. 

You may be eligible for an ILA Scotland (Individual Learning Account), which can help cover this cost. Please apply as soon as possible to ensure your ILA Scotland funding is through in time to start the course.

UHI has a number of scholarships, bursaries, awards, and discretionary fund opportunities available to new and current students. Please use the A-Z of funds or use the filter to see which ones may be relevant to you. All students are welcome to apply.

Further information on funding your studies is also available, please see the attached link or contact the relevant UHI partner.

What can I do on completion of my course?

Once you have successfully completed this course, you might like to consider careers in a wide range of strategic management roles in the public and private sector.

Can I progress into further study?

You may wish to progress onto a wide range of postgraduate programmes.

Is there more information available online?

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Apply for Management (SCQF level 11) SVQ

I want to start in Aug/Sep 2024 or Jan/Feb 2025

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