This QQI Supervisory Management course, equips existing Team Leaders and Supervisors (and those considering a career in managing people) with skills to lead and supervise teams successfully.
Students will learn how to:
(1) analyse situations and make decisions,
(2) develop quality customer service plans,
(3) plan and organise people, and
(4) understand the role of strategic planning and change management.
This distance learning, QQI accredited course means that Students can study flexibly at home, or at work, and can gain an Internationally Recognised Qualification. The course is designed for those working in Large Companies, SMEs or the Public Sector.
Topics covered include:
Unit 1:
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Unit 3:
Unit 4:
Who should complete this course?
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Assessment:
| College | The Open College |
| Course ID | 183666 |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 18 |
| Course Type | Online Learning |
| Course Qualification | Level 6 Advanced Certificate |
| Awarding Body | QQI |
| Awarding Body Details | QQI Level 6 component Certificate in Supervisory Management (6N4329) |
| Course Duration | 8 Weeks |
| Course Time | This Supervisory Management (QQI Level 6) 6N4329 course is completed through Distance Learning and there are no lectures to attend. Students can complete this course within 8 weeks which is ample time and can start it at any time of the year that is convenient. If students need to extend this period for any reason during or near the end of the course they can request an extension through the college. |
| Course Code | 6N4329 |

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