IAM Level 4 Diploma in Administrative Management
Qualification summary
•develop an appreciation of the people management functions within the organisation, improve leadership and management capability and develop an appreciation of the importance of self-management and continuing professional development.
•provide a general introduction to the relevance of the systems approach for the design and conduct of administrative activity. It introduces candidates to the role that systems thinking can play in understanding the contribution administrative processes make to organisational effectiveness.
•consider administration in its wider organisational context. It introduces students to some of the key concerns of administrative managers within a rapidly changing environment and develops in the student an understanding of the role of the professional administrator in achieving organisational objectives.
•provide a general introduction to the relevance of the systems approach for the design and conduct of administrative activity. It introduces candidates to the role that systems thinking can play in understanding the contribution administrative processes make to organisational effectiveness.
Qualification details
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IAM International Diploma leads the the IAM International Advanced Diploma. Students can then progress to the IAM BA (Hons) Strategic Administrative Management
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15 Business, Administration and Law
Coursework
Written Examination
ASSESSMENT UNITS 1 - 4
The units will are assessed by a three hour unseen written paper comprising two sections A and B. Section A will comprise eight compulsory short answer questions designed to test candidates’ knowledge and understanding of concepts and terminology. Section B will comprise a choice of three questions from five designed to assess the candidate’s appreciation of the unit. A question will be set from each of the area Learning Syllabus.
UNIT FIVE: CASE STUDY OR WORK PROJECT REPORT
The case study scenario is provided in advance but the 4 compulsory questions are “unseen”. Alternatively the student may submit a Work Project Report for marking and moderation.
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Mandatory
All units mandatory
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Y/500/2968 - Unit Two: Administrative Systems and Processes
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Y/500/2971 - Unit Five: Administrative Management Case Study Or Work Project Report
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R/500/2970 - Unit Four: Information for Decision Making
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D/500/2969 - Unit Three: Professional Administration
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R/500/2967 - Unit One: People In Organisations