Admin, Business, Finance & Digital Technologies

There are no formal entry requirements and suitability is assessed through interview. However, a high level of personal organisation and responsibility for your own learning is required. Full-time, part-time or significant voluntary work is needed to fully engage in work based learning.

The length of time to complete your award is dependent upon the amount of prior learning to be claimed, and the rate of progress you negotiate with your tutor. However, as a part-time student, university regulations require you to complete at least two modules each year.

International applicants for part time programmes can apply for a Tier 4 (General) student visa. Upon production of your visa documents and arrival on the island you will be invited to complete an enrolment formand pay the first year’s “non-Resident Fee” which will consist of three 20-credit modules. The Fees, Regulations & Policies can be found here.

Students must be 18 years old or over and are expected to have some Level 3 qualifications.

• An appropriate qualification in your intended teaching subject at Level 3 or above; or be working in an appropriate teaching or training context.

• Level 2 qualification in English/Literacy and Maths/Numeracy
  (GCSE grade C or above, or Functional Skills).

• Computer literacy – you must be able to use email, the Internet and a word processing package.

Note: This course has its own application, interviews and selection processes.

If you decide to apply, please contact us for the application form and further details. Interviews are normally held around May for the course starting in September, followed by a selection process before any places are offered. Early applications are encouraged, so that advice can be offered on any area(s) needing action prior to interview.

• An appropriate qualification in your intended teaching subject at Level 3 or above; or be working in an appropriate teaching or training context.

• Level 2 qualification in English/Literacy and Maths/Numeracy
  (GCSE grade C or above, or Functional Skills).

• Computer literacy – you must be able to use email, the Internet and a word processing package.

Note: This course has its own application, interviews and selection processes.

If you decide to apply, please contact us for the application form and further details. Interviews are normally held around May for the course starting in September, followed by a selection process before any places are offered. Early applications are encouraged, so that advice can be offered on any area(s) needing action prior to interview.

The entry requirement is a 2:1 or first class honours degree (not necessarily in a business related discipline).

The fees for this full-time course are split; two-thirds for the first year and one third for the second year This compromises of six 20-credit modules in the first year and three 20-credit modules in the second year. You may qualify for a grant from Student Awards if you meet their residency criteria. For more information please visit https://www.gov.im/student-grants.

Non-Resident and International applicants are expected to pay the “Non-Resident Fee” upon enrolment on the progamme. The Fees, Regulations & Policies can be found here.

There are no formal entry requirements and suitability is assessed through interview. However, a high level of personal organisation and responsibility for your own learning is required. Full-time, part-time or significant voluntary work is needed to fully engage in work based learning.

The length of time to complete your award is dependent upon the amount of prior learning to be claimed, and the rate of progress you negotiate with your tutor. However, as a part time student university regulations require you to complete at least two modules each year.

International applicants for part time programmes can apply for a Tier 4 (General) student visa. Upon production of your visa documents and arrival on the island you will be invited to complete an enrolment formand pay the first year’s “non-Resident Fee” which will consist of three 20-credit modules. The Fees, Regulations & Policies can be found here.

There are no formal entry requirements and suitability is assessed through interview. However, a high level of personal organisation and responsibility for your own learning is required. Full-time, part-time or significant voluntary work is needed to fully engage in work based learning.

The length of time to complete your award is dependent upon the amount of prior learning to be claimed, and the rate of progress you negotiate with your tutor. However, as a part time student University Regulations require you to complete at least two modules each year.

International applicants for part time programmes can apply for a Tier 4 (General) student visa. Upon production of your visa documents and arrival on the island you will be invited to complete an enrolment formand pay the first year’s “non-Resident Fee” which will consist of three 20-credit modules. The Fees, Regulations & Policies can be found here.

• Be technically competent in the area for which they will be quality assuring and/or have experience of providing training. (This knowledge must be at least at the same level as the qualification being assessed.)

• Have recent relevant experience in the specific area they will be assessing.