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PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

This course is designed to introduce students to the study of management process, the concepts of quality management in the context of today’s global business environment, and issues relating to managing individuals, groups, and organizations. This course will enhance students’ understanding of the elements of management processes of planning, organizing, staffing, directing, controlling or coordinating […]

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MODERN MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of management and administration in modern society. It provides a clear understanding of what it means to be an effective manager, supervisor and administrator, and therefore prepares students to become efficient managers, supervisors and administrators in their relevant careers Admission Requirement The completion of at least secondary

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INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE

This course examines the historical development of the agencies comprising the criminal justice system. It explains the issues facing the different criminal justice agencies locally, regionally, and internationally, while highlighting the need for criminal justice reform. It involves a critical examination of the structure, purpose, and efficacy of the police, courts and corrections. Students will

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FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING

This course seeks to distinguish among the implications of the marketing product, production and social marketing concepts. It also describes the element of the marketing research process, Admission Requirement The completion of at least secondary / high school with at least two CXC/CSEC/GCE subjects. Alternatively, experience in the same or a closely related field. Duration

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FOUNDATIONS OF JOURNALISM: WRITING

This course is designed to provide persons with practical competences and attitudes which demand a degree of involvement/complexity which allows for some amount of responsibility and autonomy at the workplace. The modules cover major areas of competencies and are organized as a group of learning experiences assembled to achieve a specific group of related objectives.

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FOUNDATIONS OF JOURNALISM: LOGIC,EVIDENCE, RESEARCH

This course will provide students with logical, analytical and research abilities that are fundamental for informed journalism on public issues. Admission Requirement The completion of at least secondary / high school with at least two CXC/CSEC/GCE subjects. Alternatively, experience in the same or a closely related field. Duration 3-4 months Fee EC $480

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CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY

This course is designed to provide persons with practical competences and attitudes which demand a degree of involvement/complexity which allows for some amount of responsibility and autonomy at the workplace. The modules cover major areas of competencies and are organized as a group of learning experiences assembled to achieve a specific group of related objectives.

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CLINICAL LABORATORY BASICS

This course will introduce the student to the general knowledge of the theory and principles which govern the specific roles of the Laboratory Technician. Basic aspects of medical terminology, laboratory constituencies, and fundamental biological characteristics related to laboratory testing are included. Admission Requirement The completion of at least secondary / high school with at least

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