Part-Time Course Guide
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Business with IT (Level 3 Diploma in Business with Extended cert in IT)
Pearson BTEC
Business
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Limavady Main St
Course Modules
- Exploring Business
- Developing a Marketing Campaign
- Personal and Business Finance
- Managing an Event
- International Business
- Principles of Management
- Information Technology Systems
- Creating Systems to Manage Information
- Using Social Media in Business
- (Optional) : Recruitment and Selection
- (Optional) : Website Development
- (Optional) : Investigating Customer Service
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
4 GCSE’s (Grade C or above) to include English or equivalent OR Level 2 Diploma in IT or Business with English GCSE Grade C or equivalent.ROI Requirements
4 OLC’s (Grade O5 or above) to include English or equivalent OR Level 2 Diploma in IT or Business with English OLC Grade O5 or equivalentAdditional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
n/a
What's Next?
Further Study
After completing the Level 3 qualification you may progress on to a number of higher level study options, including: Foundation Degree in Business and Enterprise (Validated by Ulster University); Foundation Degree in Hospitality & Tourism and Events Management (Subject to Validation by Open University); Foundation Degree in Computing (Validated by Ulster University); Foundation Degree in Cyber Security (Validated by Open University); Foundation Degree /Higher Level Apprenticeship (HLA) in Fintech (Financial Technologies); BSc Hons Business with Specialisms at Ulster University and Business related Degree programmes at other UK universities NB: Any student wishing to progress to a Level 6 Degree will require GCSE in MathematicsCareer Prospects
Successful completion of this course will enable you to apply for entry level employment in the fields of Business, Management or Information Technology.Enquiry
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