Business Skills
Teesside University
UCAS Code: N192 | Certificate of Higher Education - CertHE
Teesside University
UCAS Code: N192 | Certificate of Higher Education - CertHE
Entry requirements
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From any combination of acceptable Level 3 qualifications. Examples include A-level, BTEC, Access to HE Diploma, Scottish and Irish Highers, T-Level, or the International Baccalaureate.
About this course
**Note: We are NOT accepting applications from international students requiring a Student Visa.**
**Course overview**: Discover your entrepreneurial potential with this course. Whether you're launching your own business, looking to take your current venture to new heights, or want to learn the essentials of business and key business concepts, this course equips you with the knowledge and skills to thrive in today's dynamic business landscape. Learn the strategies and insights necessary to succeed in entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, and digital operations, all in one convenient package. Get ready to transform your business mindset and make a lasting impact in the world of commerce. .
**Top reasons to study this course**:
1. Hands-on learning: our course is not just about theory; it's a practical, hands-on experience. You'll engage in real-world projects and simulations to develop the skills you need to excel in business.
2. Expert teaching: learn from industry experts and seasoned entrepreneurs who bring a wealth of experience to the classroom. Benefit from their practical insights, real-life stories and guidance.
3. Tailored curriculum: our curriculum is designed to meet the needs of aspiring and current business owners alike. It's flexible, allowing you to focus on areas that matter most to you, whether you're at the start-up stage or looking to scale your existing venture.
4. Networking opportunities: connect with a diverse group of peers and expand your professional network. Share ideas, collaborate on projects and learn from the experiences of others.
5. Career and business support: our support doesn't end with the course. Gain access to career and business development resources, including assistance with business planning and strategy.
Earn a recognised qualification upon course completion, enhancing your credentials in the business world.
**After the course**: This course can help you progress to roles in a range of sectors. Career opportunities include entrepreneur, business manager, digital business executive, business consultant, sales and business development, marketing specialist and business adviser.
Modules
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Assessment methods
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Teesside University Middlesbrough Campus
Business
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