TUT National Diploma in Management- Extended Curriculum

Title: “Navigating the Path to Success: National Diploma in Management”

Introduction:

Are you ready to embark on a journey towards a promising career in management? The National Diploma in Management, offered as part of the Extended Curriculum Programme with foundation provision, is your key to unlocking numerous opportunities in the field of business and administration. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the intricacies of this program, its admission requirements, and the exciting curriculum that awaits you.

Qualification Code and Level:

National Diploma in Management (Extended Curriculum Programme with foundation provision) Qualification Code: NDMGF0 NQF Level: 6

Campus Locations:

This dynamic program is available at two convenient campus locations:

1. Pretoria Campus
2. Polokwane Campus

Important Notification:

For prospective students planning to enroll in the National Diploma in Management for the first time in 2017 or later, there is a crucial update to consider. Starting from 2020, this diploma program will be replaced by qualifications aligned with the newly-implemented Higher Education Qualification Sub-Framework. To stay updated with the latest qualifications and changes, we strongly advise visiting the university’s website for any information not included in this prospectus.

Admission Requirements and Selection Criteria:

The admission criteria for the National Diploma in Management vary depending on your educational background. Below are the requirements:

For Applicants Who Obtained a Senior Certificate Before 2008:

• Admission Requirement: A Senior Certificate or an equivalent qualification.
• Recommended Subjects: Mathematics and commercial subjects.
• Selection Criteria: A departmental selection and a TUT potential assessment, with symbol values applied.
• Group 1 Subjects (Weighted Higher): Accounting, Business Economics, Economics, English, Mathematics, and Physical Science.
• Group 2 Subjects (Weighted Lower): All other subjects.
• An average of 65% per subject in accredited post-matric qualifications is preferred.
• The cut-off point is 150, subject to the Head of the Department’s discretion.

For Applicants Who Obtained a National Senior Certificate in or After 2008:

• Admission Requirement: A National Senior Certificate with a bachelor’s degree or a diploma endorsement, or an equivalent qualification with specific achievement levels in English and Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.
• Recommended Subjects: Mathematics and commercial subjects.
• Selection Criteria: An Admission Point Score (APS) of at least 18.

For Applicants with a National Certificate (Vocational):

• Admission Requirement: A National Certificate (Vocational) with specific subject and percentage requirements in fields related to management, marketing, and more.
• Selection Criteria: An Admission Point Score (APS) of at least 27.

Minimum Duration:

The National Diploma in Management is designed as a four-year program.

Presentation:

This program is presented through day classes.

Intake:

Admission to the program is available in January only.

Exclusion and Readmission, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), Equivalence, and Status:

Detailed information regarding these aspects can be found in the National Diploma: Management (NDMG98) section.

Subject Credits:

Subject credits are indicated in brackets after each subject in the curriculum.

Curriculum Overview:

Let’s dive into the curriculum for the National Diploma in Management.

FIRST YEAR:

1. Foundation Business Communication (0,100)
2. Foundation Computer Literacy (0,100)
3. Foundation Principles of Economics (0,100)
4. Foundation Business Finance (0,100)
5. Foundation Human Resource Management (0,100)
6. Foundation Business Economics and Entrepreneurship (0,100)
7. Foundation Business Law (0,100)
8. Foundation Sales Techniques (0,100)

Total Credits for the First Year: 0.800

SECOND YEAR:

1. Administrative Management I (0,100)
2. Communication: Business Administration I (0,100)
3. Management I (0,100)
4. Economics IA (0,050)
5. Financial Accounting IA (0,050)
6. Economics IB (0,050)
7. Financial Accounting IB (0,050)

Total Credits for the Second Year: 0.500

THIRD YEAR:

1. Management II (0,200)
2. Marketing I (0,200)
3. End-User Computing IA (0,100)
4. Plus one of the following subjects:
   • Administrative Management II (year subject) (0,200)
   • Financial Management IIA (0,100)
5. End-User Computing IB (0,100)
6. Plus the following subject if Financial Management IIA was taken in the first semester:
   • Financial Management IIB (0,100)

Total Credits for the Third Year: 0.800

FOURTH YEAR:

1. Management III (0,250)
2. Mercantile Law I (0,200)
3. Plus one of the following subjects:
   • Industrial Relations I (0,200)
   • Marketing II (0,200)
   • The Personnel Function (not offered at Polokwane Campus) (0,200)
4. One of the following subjects:
   • Administrative Management III (year subject) (0,250)
   • Financial Management IIIA (0,125)

Total Credits for the Fourth Year: 0.900

Total Credits for the Qualification: 3.000

Subject/Module Information (Overview of Syllabus):

Please note that the syllabus content may change to adapt to industry changes. Detailed syllabus information for each subject/module is available in the respective department or study guide. As of September 13, 2017, the syllabus content included various subjects covering administrative management, communication, economics, financial accounting, management, marketing, mercantile law, and more.

Conclusion:

The National Diploma in Management offers a comprehensive education in various aspects of business and management. Whether you’re a recent school graduate or seeking to advance your career, this program provides the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the dynamic world of business. Be sure to check the latest updates and admission requirements on the university’s website to ensure a smooth application process. Your journey towards a successful management career starts here!