Operations Manager Apprenticeship Level 5 (Online and On Campus)

Entry Requirements

Learners must be in a position to meet the assessment demands of the qualification, which are work based and reflective in nature. Must hold GCSE Maths and English at Grade 4 or above.

Study Mode

Part-time

Duration

24 Months

Key features and Benefits

Study at our state-of-the-art campus, The Blackburn Learning Quarter
Blended Delivery - Online / Face to Face s
Bespoke Group Delivery Available to Businesses
Study with you Apprenticeship Provider of the Year - Lancashire Apprenticeship Awards 2024

Overview
On this Apprenticeship you will learn the following:
- Problem Solving and Decision Making
- Leading People
- Managing People
- Building Relationships
- Operational Management
To provide learners working in an organisation with the leadership and management knowledge and skills required to progress in their career and on to further study. When taken as part of the Operations/Departmental Manager apprenticeship standard the aim of this qualification is to support preparation for the End Point Assessment (EPA).
What will I study?
The following are a range of areas in which you will study:
- Self-Awareness
- Management of Self
- Problem Solving and Decision Making
- Leading People
- Managing People
- Building Relationships
- Communication
- Operational Management
- Finance
To provide learners working in an organisation with the leadership and management knowledge and skills required to progress in their career and on to further study. When taken as part of the Operations/Departmental Manager apprenticeship standard the aim of this qualification is to support preparation for the End Point Assessment (EPA).
Entry Requirements

Learners must be in a position to meet the assessment demands of the qualification, which are work based and reflective in nature. Learners must be employed in an appropriate role, to enable them to demonstrate occupational competence. Learners must also have the opportunity to manage a project.

An initial assessment and informal discussion will be undertaken to ensure learners will be able to meet the assessment requirements and, to enjoy the benefits from this programme of study.

Apprentices will need to achieve Level 2 in English and Maths prior to taking their End Point Assessment.
How will I be assessed?
Assessment will be in two parts:

Learners will complete 4 scenario based written assessments, build a portfolio of evidence against the assessment criteria, and undertake professional discussions with your assessor.

When the learner is ready they will enter the end-point assessment, where their knowledge will be tested through questions, they will submit a portfolio of evidence, attend a structured interview and present the findings of a work-based project.

A final professional discussion will take place, before the learner graduates with their apprenticeship.
What can I do next?
Successful learners can progress to a range of qualifications, including:

Level 6 Qualifications in Management

Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship (England only)

Management related degree course

Level 7 Qualifications in Leadership and Management
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