Events Management
Level 3 |
Title of learning programme |
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Events Management Programme |
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Programme level |
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3 |
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Duration of learning programme
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14 weeks x 10 hours |
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Total number of learning hours per programme |
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140 * |
* Please note that this is only an approximate figure and is dependant
upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and also how well you
grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end
of each module there is a question paper which needs to be completed and
returned to your personal tutor.
Module |
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Module Title |
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Getting to know your employees |
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2 |
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An overview of event management |
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3 |
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Planning in event management |
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4 |
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Human relations |
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5 |
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Catering and food services |
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6 |
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Marketing |
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7 |
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Fund raising |
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8 |
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A career in the field of event management |
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Module 1 – Getting to know your employees.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Explore the personal characteristics that are relevant to event
management. |
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LO2 |
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Discuss the concept of Employment Value Exchange.. |
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LO3 |
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Identify the fundamental personal characteristic indicators. |
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LO4 |
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Introduce employment behaviour preferences. |
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Module 2 – An overview of event management.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Introduce the concept of event management on a general level. |
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LO2 |
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Explore the functions of event management. |
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LO3 |
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Identify the human relations skills associated with event management. |
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LO4 |
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Discuss the characteristics of a successfully planned event. |
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Module 3 – Planning in event management.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Identify the types of planning required by event managers. |
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LO2 |
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Examine the framework that is used to build all
planning. |
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LO3 |
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Introduce the importance of the planning model. |
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LO4 |
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Explore the characteristics of the planning process. |
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Module 4 – Human relations.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Examine an awareness of human relations relating to management functions. |
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LO2 |
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Identify the management functions of an event manager. |
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LO3 |
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Introduce a working model for human relations in event management. |
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Module 5 – Catering and food services.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Explore the general planning process for Catering, Food and Beverage
administration. |
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LO2 |
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Investigate the role of the event manager. |
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LO3 |
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Identify the factors that should be considered when planning a menu. |
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LO4 |
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Describe the importance of alcohol and beverage planning. |
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Module 6 – Marketing.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Investigate the function of marketing and its use within event management. |
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LO2 |
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Describe characteristics of marketing strategy. |
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Module 7 – Fund raising.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Explore the function of fundraising in event management. |
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LO2 |
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Explain the importance of planning in fundraising. |
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LO3 |
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Examine some of the common motivations for donations. |
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Module 8 – A career in the field of event
management.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Summarise the inter-connectiveness between the five functions of event
management. |
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LO2 |
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Analyse the considerations for the event planning process. |
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LO3 |
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Identify the personal characteristics that are
required to succeed in the field of event management. |
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