This diploma is awarded to students who
successfully complete the course. The content of the course is
the same as the third module of the advanced diploma programme.
Thus, a student who after completing the diploma decides to proceed
to the advanced diploma programme will be granted exemption from
module 3 of the advanced diploma course. An exemption fee will
however, be charged.
Course Content
Management
- Principles of Management
- Qualities of the Manager
- Managers and their Staff
- Frustration
- Motivation and Job Satisfaction
- Delegation
- Training and Development
- Time Management
- Customer Service and Quality
- Information Technology
- Decision Making and Problem Solving Techniques
- Stress Management
Economics
- The Free Market Economy
- The Financial System and Money
- Inflation
- Interest Rates
- Exchange Rates
- Fighting Unemployment
- European Monetary System & Single Currency
- International Business, Trade and Protectionism
- Balance of Payments
- The World Bank
- International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Financial Principles
- Financial Terminology
- Accounting Convention & Reasons for Accounting Records
- Principles of Bookkeeping
- Books of Accounts
- Preparation of Accounts
- Trading, Profit and Loss Account & Balance Sheet
- Accounts of Limited Liability Companies & Non-Profit
Making Organisations
- Depreciation of Fixed Assets
- Budgeting
- Value Added Tax
- Principles of Insurance
| CVDP-DC-005 - Diploma in Management,
Economics & Financial Principles |
| None – but applicants
should be able to cope with advanced studies |
| Assessment is by examination
and/or by coursework in the form of an essay. |
| Approximately 3 – 6
months or more by distance learning |
| £328 by distance
learning |
|
