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HND Administration & Information Technology Year 2 - Full Time
Who is this course aimed at?
Students who have successfully completed the HNC Administration & Information Technology or the HND Administration & Information Technology Year 1.
The HND Administration & Information Technology Year 2 is again a highly successful qualification with successful students either progressing in to higher education or employment.
What entry requirements will I need?
HNC Administration & Information Technology with the preferred 15 credits. (Or HND Year 1) Applicants may be asked to attend an interview.
How and where will I study?
This course will be delivered at the main college campus in Arbroath.
What will I study on this course?
SCQF Level 8
The HND Year 2 extends the knowledge and understanding from the HNC/HND Year 1 with students studying core units in Advanced Word Processing, Advanced Spreadsheets, and Advanced Databases. Individual presentation skills will be further enhanced and developed in the Presentation Skills module. The Office Management unit equips students with important knowledge pertaining to contemporary business concepts such as Change Management, Recruitment and Selection and Training and Development. Other core modules include ICT in Business and Developing the Individual within a Team.
Optional units may include (numbers dependent) Managing and Working with People, SAGE, Payroll, Leadership at Work, Introduction to Law, Medical Terminology for Administration Staff and Hospital Patient Administration.
A total of 30 credits (from HNC/HND Year 1 and HND year 2) are required to achieve the Group Award.
Job and progression routes?
It may be possible to progress to Year 2/3 at university through the articulation arrangements which are in place with several Scottish universities or apply for a range of administrative jobs.
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