Introduction
This advanced diploma is aimed at helping those who wish to improve their management skills to deal effectively with the rapidly changing business environment. It offers a unique opportunity for students to enhance their understanding of small & medium enterprises, providing an overview of a typical SME organization and functions to give you a balanced perspective in managerial decision-making.
Course Content / Structure
The course consists of 6 modules: at least 3 core modules and 3 sub-modules.
Core Modules
· Corporate Strategy
· Business Law
· Franchising Management
· SME Quality Management
· Business Start-up and Development
· SME Financial Management
· SME Management
· Towards Global Management for SME
· Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Sub-Modules
· Theory and Practice of Modern Management
· Principles of Marketing
· Principles of Accounting
· Human Resource Management
· Economics
· M.I.S. & E-Business
Admission Criteria
SCCIOB Diploma in Business Administration holder.
Applicants who possess Diplomas from other Institutions and have many years of relevant working experience may be eligible to apply on a case-by-case basis.
Assessment and Certificate
Participants who fulfill at least 75% of attendance and pass the examination for each of the 6 modules will be awarded Advanced Diploma in SME Management.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
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Business Administration / Management Personnel,
Self-employed persons, etc.
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Fees
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Full Course Fee
Full Course Fee with 7% GST
Application Fee (inc. 7% GST)
Insurance Fee (inc. 7% GST)
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$2520.00
$2696.40
$53.50
$25.68 |
Note: Course fee will be collected in 3 instalments. (once every 5 mths)
Non-members who are keen to sign up for this programme will need to pay a non-refundable $53.50 (inc. GST) membership fee.
Contact Us
Tel: 6334 1080
Email: info@scciob.edu.sg
Venue
111 North Bridge Road
#06-05/06
Peninsula Plaza,
Singapore 179098
Forms
Download Enrolment form
*SCCIOB reserves the right to cancel or postpone the course, change the trainer and venue due to unforeseen circumstances
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