Lectures commences on the 18 January 2010

Foundation Diploma

This leads to IMIS Practitioner Grade. It was introduced to provide a route for candidates to gain entry to our Diploma Course examination. This course is also suitable for young people who want to work with computers and need some entry level education. All modules defined within the course structure may be taken individually or collectively to form a Foundation Diploma. Each module is designed to introduce the student to the basic elements of information systems practices.

Diploma

This is continued from the Foundation Diploma level although access at this level is also available to candidates who comply with the entrance requirements. Candidates having completed the Diploma Course could be working at the equivalent level of early entry analysts.

Higher Diploma

This extends and complements the Diploma Course to give students a comprehensive knowledge of the entire field of operations, programming, systems analysis and design, and computer management.
The college offers levels from the Diploma level to the Higher Diploma level.

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• Creation of new accounts for suppliers and customers
• Entering opening balances
• Monitoring business finances.
• Invoicing
• Credit and debit report preparation
• Etc

This is an intensive training course with a duration of 2 weeks between the hours of 5.30 pm till 7.30pm.
The course commences from the 15th of June 2009 At LBA campuses.
The cost for the two week course is £200
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Duration of course; 1 year for each level
Method of Assessment
All subjects will be assessed by a written external examination of three hours duration.
Examination Structure
The Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Program is offered at Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma level. The subjects and requirements for each level are indicated below.
Certificate
To attain the Certificate in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality, the four compulsory papers listed below must be passed.
Introduction to Business
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Business Communication
Introduction to Travel, Tourism & Hospitality
Diploma Part 1
To attain Part 1 of the Diploma in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality, the four compulsory subjects listed below must be passed.
Economics
Organizational Behavior
Accounting
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality

Diploma Part 2
To attain Part 2 of the Diploma in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality, the three compulsory papers and two of the optional papers listed below must be passed.
Compulsory Papers:
Marketing
Human Resource Management
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management
Optional Papers:
Managerial Accounting
Principles of Business Law
Systems Analysis
Advanced Diploma
To attain the Advanced Diploma in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality, the three compulsory papers and two of the optional papers listed below must be passed.
Compulsory Papers:
Corporate Strategy
International Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Tourism and the Environment
Optional Papers:
Management Organization
Strategic Marketing
Strategic Human Resource Management
Managing the Information Resource

The awarding body is Chartered Institute of Marketing
Duration is 3 years minimum.

Duration
A flexible study period of 3-8 years is taken to complete the BSc in computing and information systems.
Assessment
Each unit is assessed by unseen written examination and coursework. A project must also be taken to complete the BSc
degree. Examinations are held once a year in Leicester Business Academy as well as in London. Examinations are held once a year, usually in May.

Classification
The degree are awarded with First Class Honours, Upper Second Class Honours, Lower Second Class Honours or Third Class Honours. If you do not qualify for Honours, you may be awarded a Pass classification. The standard of the examination for degrees is the same as that for students studying at College of the University.

Awarding body
University of London

Duration of course
A flexible study period of between 3-8 years (minimum 2 years on the Graduate Entry Route)
Assessment
Each unit is assessed by one three-hour written examination and each half unit by one two-hour written examination. For the following three units coursework/a project also counts towards the assessment:
60 Introduction to information systems
61 Software engineering
63 Information systems project
You do not have to come to London to take your examinations. Examinations are held once a year in Leicester Business Academy
as well as in London. Examinations are held once a year, usually in May or June.
Classification: The degrees are awarded with First Class Honors, Upper Second Class Honors, Lower Second Class Honors or Third Class Honors. If you do not qualify for Honors, you may be awarded a Pass classification.

In satisfying the entrance requirements for the BSc Management, applicants must be at least 17 years of age and must demonstrate that you have reached a level of competence in Mathematics at least equivalent to a pass at GCSE/GCE ‘O’ Level, at not less than grade C, in a mathematical subject. two subjects at GCE ‘A’ Level + at least three further subjects at GCSE or GCE ‘O’ Level (at not less than grade C or a ‘pass’ if taken prior to 1975) or three subjects at GCE ‘A’ Level + one further subject at GCSE or GCE ‘O’ Level (at not less than grade C) or two subjects at GCE ‘A’ Level + two further subjects at ‘AS’ Level
Applicants with other qualifications not listed above and/or suitable work experience will be considered by the University on an individual basis.

Awarding body University of London

Assocition Of Business Executives

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

Chartered Institute of Marketing

Chartered Institute of Management Accountants

Oxford, Cambridge and RSA

English As A Second Language

Institute for the Management of Information Systems

Investor In People