Leadership and Management (HTQ)

The Pearson BTEC Leadership and Management for England HND Level 5 is a Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ) that has been approved against employer developed standards, also known as occupational standards.

Fulfil your aspirations and progress into a career within the business sector! Gain valuable knowledge and practical skills in business communications, operational planning and management, accounting principles, marketing and more. You will develop a wide range of business knowledge, transferable skills and practical skills through research, independent study and workplace scenarios, to prepare you for future management roles that require personal responsibility and decision-making, including operations manager, regional manager, divisional manager, department manager, and specialist managers.

The Leadership and Management HND Level 5 is a two year course. During your first year, you will study a Level 4 HNC. Upon successful completion of the first year, you will then progress on to the second year to study the Level 5 HND.

Modules Include: The Contemporary Business Environment Marketing Processes and Planning Management of Human Resources Leadership and Management Accounting Principles Managing a Successful Business Project Operational Planning and Management Digital Business in Practice Organisational Behaviour Management Managing and Leading Change Principles of Operations Management Business Strategy Business Information Technology Systems Developing Individuals, Teams and Organisations Business Communications and Relationship Management Business Data Analytics and Insights

Throughout this course, you will develop confidence in areas such as: Gaining business knowledge and practical skills through research, independent study, directed study and workplace scenarios Learning transferable skills, such as communication, teamwork, research and analysis Learning the concepts of leadership and management Preparing to enter employment into roles that require personal responsibility and decision-making