Qualifications & CMI
Awards
ProSeminar
now offers a range of accredited qualifications to support
and extend it's programme of short courses for management and
professional development. Following attendance on
selected short courses, participants have the option of
taking part in a four week programme of supported study
leading to the completion of a 3,000 word assignment.
Successful completion of the assignment leads to a CMI
accredited Award.
CMI
Certificate in Management & Leadership Level 5
While
each Award is a valuable qualification in it's own right,
achieving two or more Awards (to a combined value of at
least 13 credits) leads to the CMI Certificate in
Management & Leadership (Level 5). Additional credits
can be built up for the CMI Diploma in Management &
Leadership*
Workshops & Related Awards
ProSeminar
short courses which can now be extended in this way and
their associated CMI Awards include
How it
Works
1. Learner's
Handbook & Other Resources
Registering
participants receive a copy of the Learner's Handbook and
(for some Units) a copy of the appropriate Workbook from
CMI's Pathways to Management Series.
Participants
are also registered as Student Members of the Chartered
Management Institute providing them with on-line access to
CMI learning resources including CMI Checklists, CMI
Management Thinkers Series, articles, pod-casts and videos.
The
Learner's Handbook outlines the assignment and
provides guidance on incorporating ideas from the Workshop
and other relevant sources.
The
Pathways Workbook provides a series of exercises to aid
reflection, develop ideas and supplement material covered in
the Workshop.
2. Workshop
Attendance & Briefing Session
Participants
attend the relevant workshop (along side those who may not
choose to take the Award). During the Workshop the
tutor will make time to brief those registered for the Award
on the processes involved and handle any queries.
3. Supported
Learning & the Assignment
Over a four-week period following the Workshop, participants
work through the relevant learning resources, carry out some
of their own research and complete the assignment.
On-going support and advice via e-mail is available from the
tutor throughout this period. Study time required
during this period is expected to be approximately 15-20
hours.
Following
this link to review a
sample
assignment brief.
4. Assessment,
Award & Formative Feedback
Completed
assignments are submitted to the CMI's Assessor and, if
successful, participants receive their Award.
Participants also receive detailed formative feedback from
their course tutor to help them develop their insights
further and support them in their continuing management
career.
Fees &
Registration
The
fee for each programme leading to an Award is £285 + VAT
per person.
(This
is in addition to the fee for attending the associated Short
Course Workshop.)
If you wish to book yourself or
a colleague onto a programme leading to an Award please
specify 'with
CMI Award Programme'
on the
booking
form
when making the booking for the relevant workshop.
If you are booking the Introduction to Management Workshop
and wish to link it to both its associated awards, please
specify
'with CMI Certificate
Programme'.
If
someone has attended the relevant workshop and decides
subsequently that they would like to undertake the programme
leading to an Award they may register for the award
programme separately as long as they do so within three
months of the workshop. The fee for registering on this
basis is £310 + VAT.
In-Company
Versions
ProSeminar
CMI Award Programmes can also be run on an in-company basis.
In addition to the fees for running in-company workshops,
the fee for the award element is £285 + VAT per person.
* A combination of either
two or three Awards is necessary to meet the requirements of
the Certificate. Further Awards can be combined in specified
combinations to qualify for the Diploma in Management &
Leadership. Please contact us for further information
on routes to the Diploma.
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