QQI Level 6 in Supervisory Management

LOCATION:

Onsite at Bishopstown Campus.

CERTIFICATION:

• QQI Level 6 Component Certificate in Supervisory Management.

INTRODUCTION:

If you are looking to further your career and move into a supervisory role , then this programme is for you! This programme is designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in a supervisory role across various industries.

COURSE CONTENT:

• Supervisory Duties:
  Understand the comprehensive duties and responsibilities of a supervisory manager, including adherence to relevant policies and services.
• Industry Standards:
  Evaluate current industry standards, guidelines, and recommended practices, covering supervision methods, staff conduct, and the pros and cons of in-house versus contract staff.
• Information Safeguarding:
  Learn the essential precautions for safeguarding information and records.
• Staff Recruitment:
  Master the key steps in recruiting staff, from pre-planning and sourcing to screening and shortlisting candidates.
• Risk Analysis:
  Analyze the risks that require adequate insurance coverage.
• Procedure Drafting:
  Draft effective procedures for work-related activities, including communication lines, service standards, and recruitment criteria.
• Record Maintenance:
  Devise systems for maintaining work-related records, including operational records, staff rosters, and maintenance schedules.
• Budget Preparation:
  Prepare a detailed departmental budget, covering planned and contingency spending.
• Staff Training:
  Train staff using up-to-date industry standards, appropriate aids, and support materials, while assessing individual suitability.
• Staff Evaluations:
  Conduct thorough staff evaluations, focusing on objective achievement, performance feedback, and personal development opportunities.

COURSE DELIVERY:

This course is offered in a blended format, the first night takes place on site in Cork College of FET, Bishopstown Campus, the rest of the classes are delivered remotely using live online classes.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Applicants apply online on www.fetchcourses.ie 

CERFL proficiency at B2 for access to Level 6 courses for those whose first language is not English.

Those from outside the EEA or Common Travel Area must provide evidence of Stamp Four status to undertake this course.

FUNDING:

This course is fully funded for those in employment, under Skills to Advance.

FAQs:

How much does the course cost?
Course Fees are covered under the Skills to Advance initiative.

What hours are involved?
This course usually runs part time, one evening a week over a number of weeks.

How is the course assessed?
The course is assessed through continuous assesment.

Is there work experience?
No, there is no work experience on this short programme.