

| Abbreviation: | National Diploma In Business (Level 5) |
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| Duration: | 36 weeks |
| Intakes: | February / April / July / September |
| Entry Criteria: | Successful completion of 12 years of school education. IELTS score of 5.0 or higher or CIBT internal Test The National Diploma in Business is an entry level one year qualification for those students who are seeking a career, and for those already working in junior management. It seeks to provide students with the skills, knowledge and competencies to apply introductory business knowledge and management skills to a range of business processes. |
The graduate will be able to:
The course is entirely based on the national qualification. Cornell groups the unit Standards into "Components" which allows for more coherent and logical delivery and assessment of the units. Delivery is applied at the "Component" level. The components of Level 5 are listed under Course Content.
| Term 1 | Business Communication | 9691 | Demonstrate knowledge of group processes |
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| 110 | Manage text processing and production of business information | ||
| 11647 | Present business information for a business purpose | ||
| 9740 | Explain and apply principles and practices for innovation, entrepreneurship and intraprenueurship. | ||
| Term 2 | Financials | 02938 | Produce and coordinate retail marketing strategies |
| 11624 | Explain the objectives of and apply the processes of financial analysis | ||
| 19015 | Apply financial analysis on a business operation | ||
| 1993 | Manage small business operations | ||
| 1991 | Produce establishment plans for small business ventures | ||
| Term 3 | Strategic Management | 07449 | Contribute to planning business strategy, purpose, direction and values |
| 09732 | Explain and apply strategic management, concepts for organisational planning and development | ||
| 09734 | Explain and apply principles of team leadership and team working in self-directed teams | ||
| Term 4 | Management | 11650 | Plan and coordinate business organisation activities, events and functions |
| 19026 | Demonstrate knowledge of change management in a business operation | ||
| 09735 | Explain and apply principles of organisational behaviour in developing workplace relationships. |
Contact centres; Call centres; Customer Care staff; Administrators; Telemarketers; Sales Support officers; Office Manager; Personal Assistant; Front line Managers; Supervisors; Small Business.
Our staff will help you through the whole of the enrolment process, from choosing your course at the very beginning, through to finding accommodation and settling in when you arrive in New Zealand.
