Course Description

Certificate in Applied Management (Human Services) – November 2021

Open Training College

Please Note: Next commencement November 1st, 2021

Application deadline: October 14th, 2021.

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Individual modules may be taken sooner on a continuing professional development basis. eg. Cert in Key Management Skills which commences September 26th, 2021.

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The Certificate in Applied Management (Human Services) is a one-year professional development programme created for people working in the human services, community and non-profit sector. It will:

Develop your understanding of the management skills required to deliver quality services in the sector
Provide you with the tools needed to supervise, lead and manage a team
Help you understand the statutory and regulatory environment in which you operate
Satisfy the management qualification requirements set out in the HIQA Standards

Sector Specific

The course is exclusively aimed at people working in human services, community and nonprofit organisations. It was put together by people with extensive first-line experience who fully understand the sector and the problems that come with attempting to balance work, life and learning when you work in it.

Student Centred

The course is designed to accommodate the pressures and responsibilities that you face. Its mixture of workshops, tutorials and online learning will allow you balance your work, life and college commitments. Remember; our active learning community (made up of students, tutors and learning support staff) is always there to support you as you learn.

Relevant

We work in partnership with over 220 organisations from the human services and non-profit sector. Together we ensure that the Certificate in Applied Management always reflects the:

Current regulatory and public policy environment
Challenges driving the sector, and
Contemporary best practices for managing them

Course Content:

The course is made up of six modules.

1. Management, Professional Development and Ethics

2. Key Management Skills: Teamwork, Leadership & Communications

3. Essential Employment Law

4. Budget Management

5. Managing Service Quality and Safeguarding

6. Managing for Regulation and Inspection

For an idea of the course schedule and timings, view the provisional course calendar for the November 2021 commencement by visiting the course page on opentrainingcollege.com.

Please note: All workshops will be held online during COVID-19 restrictions.

How to Apply

Applications for this course are accepted through the college online application centre. To apply for the course, you will need to:

Satisfy the entry requirements for the programme
Provide a range of documents to support your application
Submit a personal statement explaining why you want to apply

How You Learn

The course uses a ‘blended’ approach. Each module combines online learning, tutorials (telephone, online, virtual) and face to face workshops (online during Covid restrictions). Learning materials are explicitly designed to accommodate the pressures that come with trying to balance work, life and learning. They make it possible to build study time around your work schedule.

Regular online tutorials will expand your knowledge of the topic and answer any questions you have as you study. Each one-day seminar focuses on how the module topic is impacting the sector, will deepen your understanding of the subject matter and help you apply it in your working practice.

Underpinning all of this is our learning community. This is made up of tutors who have extensive first-line experience, learning support staff who understand the human challenges people face when attending college and our students who are defined by their commitment to supporting each other. We believe this creates a learning experience that is unique to the OTC, one that meets the requirements of people who work in our sector and improves the quality of service our users receive.

This is known as the OTC Supported Open Learning Model. You can read more about it here.

Submit your application by August 31st to avail of the Early Bird fee offer on our Online Application Centre

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Course Code	6H15631
College Name	Open Training College
Course Category	Business, Management Skills
Course Type	Blended Learning - Mix of Classroom & Online
Course Qualification	Level 6 Advanced Certificate
Course Location	Dublin, UK
Location Postcode	Dublin 14
Course Start Date	1st November 2021
Course End Date	17th July 2022
Course Fee	2280 plus application fee of 95
Course Duration	One Year
Course Times	The next course commences November 1st, 2021 Deadline for Applications: October 14, 2021. Informal Online Interviews/Information Session for Applicants: Date To be decided Course commences online: Monday, November 1st, 2021 First Online Workshop: Monday, November 8th, 2021 Final Assignment Submission Date: Sunday, July 17th, 2022 Individual modules from the course may be commenced sooner on a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) basis, eg. Key Management Skills in April, or Managing Service Quality in June, 2021. Please visit the website or contact the College for more information.
Awarding Body	QQI
Title of Awarding	Certificate in Applied Management (Human Services)
Entry Requirements	Applicants must be 23 years at time of application OR have successfully completed the Leaving Certificate/QQI/FETAC Level 5 Certificate. Applicants are expected to be currently working in the human services, community or not for profit sector and need to be able to apply their learning to an appropriate work setting. International applicants must provide appropriate documentary evidence of proficiency in English (i.e. IELTS 6.0).
Career Path	The OTC management programmes offer students a direct route progression route from Certificate to a BA degree: Learners who have successfully completed this course can progress to the Higher Certificate in Applied Management (Human Services), a Major Award at Level 6 (NFQ), subject to meeting entry requirements.