02 Mar 2021
Key Facts
Qualification Summary
The range of units within this Diploma will give a good overall view of the world of business and a range of areas relevant to the logistics industry.
Students will be able to see the links between the two areas and understand how they work together and how reliant they are on each other to ensure a company is successful. The units will allow students to consider their options for further study and then progress onto either business or logistics based undergraduate degrees whilst having given them a flavour of how both elements work together.
The ungraded units have been selected to provide underpinning skills which will support academic study but will also provide students with relevant skills to continue onto study in either logistics or business degrees.
Why choose this qualification?
Within the Access to Higher Education Diploma in Logistics and Business Management, learners will cover a range of disciplines such as:
- Business Marketing
- Business Planning
- Business Processes
- Goods Transportation
- Human Resource Management
- Procurement
- Statistical Analysis
- Supply Chain Management
This Diploma is balanced between gaining a wider understanding of aspects of business with an appreciation of the impact the logistics industry has on an organisation. To develop wider skills relevant to both logistics and business, leaners will consider how spreadsheets and statistics can provide the tools to analyse date and produce management reports.
Following successful completion of this Diploma, learners will be able to progress to University to study logistics management, supply chain management, business logistics and transport management, maritime business and logistics, business management (operations and supply).
Units
Students must achieve all credits from this group.
Applied Business Marketing
Business Planning and Budgets
Effective Business Processes
Quantitative Methods - Statistics
Spreadsheets
Transporting Goods
Understand Human Resource Management
Students must achieve 15 credits from this group.
Academic Reading Skills
Academic Writing Skills
Application of Number - Interpreting and Presenting Information
Communication - Speaking and Listening
Computer Data Protection
Developing Professional Attributes
Preparation for Higher Education
Presentation Skills
Presenting Information Using ICT
Problem Solving in the Workplace
Professional Interpersonal Skills
Promoting Wellbeing and Building Resilience
References and Reliability of Sources
Spreadsheets
Study Skills
Writing reports
Delivery methods
Face to face or online.Suggested visits to logistics and business companies to allow learners to widen their understanding of the industries.
Funding information
There are now two main sources for funding information, a straightforward ESFA Qualification Search and the more detailed Find a Learning Aim website.
The new Find a learning aim (FALA) service provides a search tool that you can use to check the funding status of any qualification, framework, unit, standard or T Level:
View this qualification on the ESFA’s Find a learning aim website
The Education and Skills Funding Agency search provides funding information on qualifications. It does not provide funding information for units, non-regulated activity and work placements, for this information please use Find a learning aim (FALA).
View this qualification on the ESFA Qualification Funding Search
How to find a learning aim
If you’re not sure how to use the new find a learning aim website, we’ve created a handy walkthrough to help you:
How to Use: Find a learning Aim
Additional funding information for Access to HE
- Access to HE is eligible for funding as part of the legal entitlement offer.
- Access to HE is eligible for funding via Advanced Learner Loans and appears on the Advanced Learner Loans catalogues published by the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA).
- Access to HE Diplomas are designed for adult learners aged 19+ and the ESFA only funds young people on these programmes by exception, as stated in paragraph 149, page 39 of the Funding guidance for young people 2020 to 2021.
We have done our best to collate and summarise the key information, and wherever possible we alert our providers to changes in funding policy.
This funding information is provided in good faith and it is always advisable to check directly with the funding agencies before committing to delivery.
The following support materials will help you to deliver this qualification.