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Event Management
Event Management 900 Hours Advanced Diploma
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VTR004
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Advanced Diploma in Event Management course online.
Learn how to become a successful event manager.Do you enjoy organizing events?Take it further and make it a career.In the field of event management and related disciplines, this qualification is a very solid opportunity to learn new skills, acquire knowledge and gain experience.
A wide range of events, big or small, will be covered, as well as preparing you for a professional career in this field.
Become a successful event manager. Do you love organising events? Make a Career out of it!. This is a very solid qualification providing skills, knowledge and experiences within the field of event management and related disciplines.
Organizing events and making people have fun can be made into a successful career by becoming an Event Manager.
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THE CORE MODULES
Complete all 8 Core Modules Plus One Elective:
1. Business Studies BBS101
Learn How to how to establish and manage a business. Businesses don’t just happen and a good idea alone does not make a successful business. Businesses need proper planning, procedures, strategies, and controls.
8 Lessons:
1. Establishment Procedures
2. Management Procedures
3. Communication in Business
4. Problem Solving
5. Staff Management
6. Productivity
7. Financial Management
8. Marketing Techniques
2. Event Management BRE209
Discover how to plan, create, manage, and evaluate an equine-related event in sport, recreation, tourism, agriculture, or another area.
This module takes you through the processes involved with planning, organising, and managing an event.
9 Lessons:
1. Scope and Nature of Event Management
2. Developing the Concept
3, Physical and Human Resources
4. Project Logistics
5. Marketing an Event
6. Financial Management
7. Risk Management
8. Staging the Event
9. After the Event
3. Project Management BBS201
It is essential that managers are able to introduce and manage change projects in order to develop businesses or operate in contractual environments.
9 Lessons:
1. Introduction
2. Project Identification
3. Project Planning
4. Project Implementation
5. Project Completion Evaluation
6. Technical Project Management Skills
7. Leadership Skills
8. Improving Key Personnel Skills
9. Major Assignment
4. Marketing (Foundations) VBS109
In all marketing, there are four elements: Finding customers, Encouraging them to buy, Reasons why they need your products/services, Selling, and Satisfying Customer Needs (making customers want to return).
10 Lessons:
1. Marketing and the Business
2. Scope of Marketing Understanding basic economics (eg. supply & demand)
3. Target Marketing
4. The Marketing Mix and Managing the Marketing Effort
5. Product Presentation and Packaging
6. Promotion Communication skills
7. Product Pricing and Distribution Pricing
8. Customer Service Methods of assessing customer satisfaction
9. Market Research
10. Organisations
5. Food And Beverage Management BTR102
You will learn to plan menus for schoolchildren, the elderly, pregnant women, and vegetarians with their knowledge of the different food groups and cooking methods. The topics covered in this module include managing kitchens and foods, catering services, personnel management, and beverages.
9 Lessons:
1. Human Food and Nutrition
2. Cooking
3. Kitchen and Food Management
4. Planning A Menu
5. Alcoholic Beverages
6. Tea, Coffee and Non-Alcoholic
7. Scope and Nature Of Catering Services
8. Personnel Management
9. Management Of Catering Services
6. Workplace Health And Safety VBS103
Chemicals, equipment, and objects are handled, as well as protective equipment types and applications. Lessons in this module also cover working in different situations – at computer workstations as well as solo work, and identifying hazards and managing risks.
10 Lessons:
1. Introduction
2. Legislation
3. Protective Equipment
4. Handling Chemicals
5. Handling Equipment
6. Handling Objects
7. Using Computer Work Stations
8. Working Alone
9. Standards and Rules
10. Signs and Signals
7. Research Project I BGN102
Students will learn to plan and conduct research into the current status of an aspect of the equine industry relating to their area of study, and complete a descriptive report based on that research.
7 lessons:
1. Determining Research Needs
2. Searching For Information
3. Research Methods
4. Using Statistics
5. Conducting Statistical Research
6. Research Reports
7. Reporting On A Research Project.
Communication VWR100
It improves your ability to write and speak fluently. The topics covered include behaviors, visual communication, language, public speaking, meeting management, writing letters and reports, communications technology, and more.
8 lessons:
1. Introduction
2. Types of Communication
3. Language Skills
4. Writing Skills
5. Developing Writing Skills
6. Visual Communications
7. Public Speaking
8. Committee Meetings
ELECTIVES choose 1 course from the list below
Public Speaking VWR100
Bookkeeping Foundations BBS103F
Tourism 1Â BTR103
Leisure Facility Management 1 BRE205
