About this Course

Objectives

“Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality,” these words were spoken by organisational leadership pioneer Warren Bennis, and they still ring true today. Producing results is what transforms good managers into great ones.

Outcomes

Covering topics such as managing the environment, risk and business continuity management, as well as managing and leading diversity, you will develop new and exciting skills which will undoubtedly inspire both you and your workforce.

Provided by London School of Business and Finance, this certificate will help you critically analyse models for stakeholders, learn how to pin-point and evaluate leaders based upon their values and ethics, and understand how to identify and critique management and leadership strategies in a diverse workforce.

COURSE OUTLINE

The Certificate in Management and Leadership programme takes between 12 and 15 weeks to complete and contains 6 informative topics covering the essential elements of this truly inspirational business area:

• Management and leadership: values and ethics
  
• Managing yourself and leading others
  
• Managing stakeholders, change and uncertainty
  
• Managing the environment, risk and business continuity management
  
• Managing innovation, brand and reputation
  
• Managing and leading diversity
  

ASSESSMENT / CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

To attain the LSBF Certificate in Management and Leadership, students must achieve all of the following:

• Complete the 50 hours of scheduled learning and teaching activities.
  
• Complete and achieve a satisfactory mark in a 1800-word case study analysis
  
• Complete and achieve a satisfactory mark in a 60 minute examination
  

Assignment and examination will be checked for plagiarism via Turnitin to verify the student’s work.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

The Certificate in Management and Leadership programme is ideal for those managers looking for effective tools with which to best inspire a diverse workforce.

COURSE DURATION

50 mandatory online contact hours

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