Introductory Course to Foundation Degree in Logistics & Supply Chain Management (Ref: 58588)
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This short course will introduce you to Personal Development Planning (PDP) underpinning the full Foundation Degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
Employers expect employees to manage both their own performance and the performance of other people. Time devoted to understanding what influences your own performance and how your behaviour affects other people is time well spent.
This course focuses on how to take ownership of your own performance and you will learn how to adapt to meet times of increased workload, stressful situations or conditions of change.
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Further Details
Venue Thornes
Programme Level Level 5
Full-time/Part-time Part Time
Duration 8 weeks
Start Date Various
Day/Evening Day
Awarding Body Leeds Metropolitan University
What you will study
* The importance of personal development planning
* How to be a reflective practitioner
* The use of learning logs and online blogs
* Identify your preferred learning style(s) and how to adapt to new ways of learning
* Action planning/SMART objectives
* Personal/professional/academic SWOT analysis
* Time management
* Negotiation techniques
* Effective networking and communication skills
How you will learn
This is a traditional classroom-based course, incorporating information communication technology (ICT). A wide range of teaching and learning methods such as lectures, workshops, discussions, case studies, practical exercises and tutorials will be used to meet your requirements and link your workplace experience to theory and knowledge.
How you will be assessed
Assessment will involve producing a portfolio of evidence complete with a reflective statement of 2,500 words (15 credits).
Entry Requirements
Mature applicants (over 21) who do not have the appropriate qualifications should contact the tutor.
Applications are welcomed from persons who can demonstrate relevant work experience (including voluntary work) and may be admitted on the basis of non-certificated experiential learning. Claims for Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) and Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) are actively supported.
Applicants under 21 will need:-
* GCSE Grade C or equivalent in English Language and normally in Maths too.
* One 6 unit qualification at Advanced level (GCE/VCE Advance Level or New Nationals) plus three other subjects at GCSE grade C or above.
* Relevant National Certificate/Diploma or suitable bridging course.
Students will need an appropriate level of literacy and numeracy to enable them to meet the requirements of independent study at this level. In the absence of formal qualifications students must be able to demonstrate appropriate levels of numeracy and literacy through the Wakefield College screening process.
This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Wakefield
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