Business Leadership (BOH4M)

In this unit, students will explore the significance of management within an organization and develop skills in effective business communication. They will also focus on understanding how ethical considerations and social responsibility impact organizational management, gaining insights into these critical aspects.

This unit guides students in applying their understanding of human behavior to analyze how individuals and teams operate in a business environment. The course covers group dynamics and teaches various effective leadership strategies suitable for a range of situations.

In this unit, students will examine various organizational frameworks used for effective management of the workforce. The course focuses on understanding the crucial importance of human resources in an organization and how organizational structures adapt to the evolving nature of the workplace.

This unit enables students to use their understanding of human behavior to decode how individuals and teams function in a work environment. The course includes a detailed examination of group dynamics and provides insights into effective leadership strategies applicable in diverse scenarios.

In this unit, students will explore the critical role of strategic planning in achieving organizational success, learning about various planning tools and methods tailored for different circumstances. The course examines the relationship between strategic planning and the success of an organization, including how businesses adapt to both internal and external demands for change. It also focuses on the importance of management control within an organizational framework.

Comprehensive Assessment Task 10% (8 hours)

This final assessment marks the culmination of the course and is designed to holistically evaluate students. It encompasses a broad range of curriculum objectives, assessing not only the final outcome but also considering student interactions and observations. This inclusive method is tailored to measure how effectively students can exhibit a deep comprehension of the course's objectives.

This concluding examination, accounting for 20% of the total course grade and spanning 2 hours, is a supervised test aimed at assessing your overall grasp of the course content.

• A laptop or desktop computer (Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox recommended for web browsing).
• Tools for video recording and scanning handwritten assignments (such as a smartphone, tablet, iPad, or webcam).
• A reliable internet connection.
• Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets for data handling.
• A scientific calculator.
• Please note: This course is fully digital and does not necessitate the use of any textbooks.