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What
is the structure of the CIDM?
Candidates must complete all the Core modules, one
Option module, the Case Study and the Management File
for the Cambridge International Diploma in Management
at Higher Professional Level. TOP
What
is the Case Study?
It is the assignment, which covers all the aspects
of the Core modules and gives the candidate the opportunity
to demonstrate their understanding of the principles
of the programme. TOP
What
is the Management File?
The Management File is a portfolio of evidence compiled
by the candidate through the programme. There are compulsory
elements, but other items from the workplace and the
course can be included to demonstrate a candidate's
learning and progress. TOP
How
is the Management File assessed?
The candidates complete a Student Assessment Record
(SAR) as they complete the different elements of the
File. The SAR is signed off by the tutor as each item
is completed in accordance with CIE requirements. TOP
How
are the certificates issued?
Certificates are issued for each module in which
the candidate achieves a Pass or higher grade. No certificates
are issued for the Case Study and Management File. Candidates
can choose only those modules in which they are interested
or they can study for the full Management Award. When
the candidate has passed the 5 Core modules, one Optional
module, the Case Study and the Management File, the
full Executive Certificate in Management or Executive
Diploma in Management is issued to the candidate. As
each assignment is completed the candidate receives
a Statement of Results and a report on the assignment.
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What
is accreditation and Associate Partner status?
All centres providing the CIDM must be accredited
by CIE and become Associate Partners of CIE. TOP
Who
is the Cambridge International Diploma in Management
(CIDM) suitable for?
This award is suitable for first-line and middle
managers who wish to develop their Management knowledge
and skills further. TOP
What
educational level do candidates need before startling
the CIDM?
A degree or professional qualification is needed
along with a good standard of written English. For entry
to the Cambridge International Diploma in Management,
candidates should have completed the CIDM Executive
Certificate or have achieved an equivalent professional
qualification. Some candidates may have work place experience,
which can be taken into account when deciding their
suitability for the CIDM.
All
candidates should be in a management post, which will
give them the opportunity to use workplace experience
in their assignments. TOP
Who
decides if the candidate is suitable for the CIDM?
The centre will recruit the candidates and decide
on their suitability for the CIDM. TOP
How
is the CIDM assessed?
The CIDM is assessed through set assignments which
candidates complete when they are ready to do so. TOP
What
are the grades for the CIDM?
The assignments are graded as Distinction, Pass
and Fail. These results are printed on the Statement
of Results after each assignment is marked. TOP
How
do candidates receive assignment tasks?
Centres can download the assignments automatically
by auto-email response. The codes for gaining access
to the auto-email response are issued in a letter sent
out to centres in response to the receipt by CIE of
the centres provisional entry form. When candidates
are ready for the completion of an assignment, the task
is given to them by the centre. TOP
How
often do assignments change?
New assignments for each module are introduced at
the start of each calendar year and run for one year.
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What
is the difference between the Professional Level Certificate
and the Higher Professional Level Certificate?
The Professional Level Certificate provides the
foundation for studies in Management, whereas the Higher
Professional Level Certificate deals with more difficult
and complex situations. Candidates will normally start
with the Certificate and progress to the Diploma. TOP
How
do you study for the CIDM?
The programme of study is organized by the centre
and may vary in its delivery - face to face; weekend
seminars; short courses; distance learning. TOP
How
long does the CIDM course last?
Each Certificate module is intended to last 40 hours
of guided learning time. The length of the course run
by the centre may vary but the registration period for
each candidate is 3 years. Candidates must complete
all the assignments in the 3-year period. If not, they
must register again and pay another fee.
The
CIDM should normally be completed in 24 to 30 months.
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What
can I do with the CIDM?
The Cambridge International Diploma in Management
at Professional Level and Higher Professional Level
are equivalent in content and level with Certificate
and Diploma in Management provided in the UK and as
such provides an excellent basis for progress to an
MBA. TOP
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