HND Business & Management
Discover the HND Business and Management qualification—an equivalent to the second year of an undergraduate degree. This programme delves into a comprehensive spectrum of vital business subjects, including economics, marketing, and accounting, accompanied by specialised management modules. Tailored for aspiring students seeking roles within diverse organisations, this course is designed to foster independent-thinking professionals. It equips learners to navigate the dynamic landscape of business demands, empowering them to adapt to an ever-evolving world. It serves as a launching pad for those eyeing higher-level degree studies, paving a seamless path towards advanced qualifications.
You will learn about the underlying principles and techniques used in business and management to develop an understanding of contemporary issues in the business world. The course will be supplemented with industry visits and keynote speaker sessions. Modules include: Business and the Business Environment, Human Resource Management, Leadership and Management, Marketing Processes and Planning, Accounting principles, Managing a Successful Business Project and Business strategy
Aged 18 years old by August 31st when the programme starts, entry requires a minimum of 64 UCAS points from Level 3 qualifications, and GCSE English/Maths at Grade 4 or equivalent. Level 3 qualifications include A-levels, BTECs, City & Guilds, Access to HE, or completion of an Advanced Apprenticeship. Consideration may be given to applicants with significant work experience or professional qualifications. Overseas qualifications need to meet these criteria, with English IELTS Level 5.5.
You could progress onto: BA (Hons) Business and Management delivered at the college and awarded by Newman University, or the final year of a university degree programme in business and management in order to obtain a full honours degree.
At South & City College Birmingham, we offer a wide range of courses for most age groups.
School Leavers: For learners who are between the ages of 16 to 18, studies will be free.
Adults: For learners who are aged 19 or over, the cost of study will depend on the course or programme that you choose. Some courses may even be free*. If the course is not free, students aged 19 at the start of their programme who wish to study need to either pay their course fees, or take out an Advanced Learning Loan.
*Eligibility criteria applies. There may be an exception for students aged 19 or over that are taking their first full Level 3 qualifications (equivalent to A Levels and Access to HE Diplomas), who could be supported by the Learner Support Fund, or free adult course funded by the WMCA. To find out what financial support is available to you or whether your course is free, call our friendly admissions team on 0121 694 5000 during office hours, or email us via: admissions-shared@sccb.ac.uk, we look forward to hearing from you.
Full details regarding our adult funding, or learner loans can be found on our website via: Money Matters
Higher Education: If you are planning to undertake one of our Higher Education courses you can apply for a loan with Student Finance England, or apply for an Advanced Learner Loan with the college to support towards your course fees. Adults may be eligible for FREE tuition through the WMCA's free courses for jobs offer.
Full details regarding our adult funding, or learner loans can be found on our website via: Money Matters
Enquire via our website today to chat to one of our Admissions team and make your right choice with South and City College Birmingham. Whatever your passion, we are here to help you land on your dream career path. Email: admissions-shared@sccb.ac.uk to find out what financial support is available. With various funds, loans and bursaries on offer, we may be able to help with travel expenses & childcare costs.
The course offers diverse learning methods, with 70% involving lectures, tutorials, seminars, workshops, corporate visits, and assignments working closely with local companies. Studying also includes individual and group working. 30% focuses on independent study, research, and assessments, balancing collaborative and self-driven learning.
Is this course free?
