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AIM’s Diploma of Management is a nationally recognised qualification perfectly suited to frontline managers, team leaders and people starting a management career. You may choose from two specialist streams to this Diploma; People Management or Business.
How will this provide workplace advantages for me?
This qualification is broad in nature and relevant across industries and it is particularly useful for people with some experience but lacking formal qualifications, or who wish to add to their trade or technical qualifications.
The People Management stream provides insights into topics such as:
• Team management
• Leadership
• Performance management
• Customer service
The Business stream focuses on providing skills around:
• Planning
• Finance
• Marketing
• Innovation
• Risk management
What are the requirements?
Completion of this qualification requires you to successfully complete the assessment tasks to demonstrate your ability to apply the eight areas of competency. The assessment method will vary according to the delivery option that you choose. You may be required to complete a series of individual unit assessments or, if you choose the intensive option you are required to complete a major work-based project which you will design in conjunction with your manager and the course facilitator. This is due for submission three months after attending the course. Please refer to the following pages for
delivery options.
Program Structure
AIM offers many alternatives for completing this qualification to allow individuals and organisations to choose the option which best meets their needs. These options are explained in more detail when you click through and include:
An intensive program - Business Management Stream:Requires you to complete eight days of classroom study, which is undertaken one day a week for eight weeks. Participants then have a further 12 weeks to complete their work-based assessment project.
An intensive program - People Management Stream :Requires you to complete seven days of classroom study, which is undertaken one day a week for seven weeks. Participants then have a further 12 weeks to complete their work-based assessment project.
The Short Course:Requires you to complete eight units, which can be achieved by attending a series of Short Courses, plus completing the assessment tasks for each course. Participants are required to complete all core Short Courses and select elective Short Courses that total three units. Assessments are due six weeks after attending each course.
Build your Own:Requires you to complete eight one-day units (plus assessment) selected from the 16 units available. An assessment task is completed for each unit. It allows participants to tailor the content and course dates to meet their own needs.
AIM also runs customised and in-company Diploma of Management programs, which can be tailored to meet the needs of an organisation.
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