This course does not have any stringent entry prerequisites. However, having practical experience will be beneficial in grasping the course material.

 It is intended for anyone keen on expanding their knowledge and staying informed about the latest developments in their profession. 

1. Why Is Apple Successful?
2. Getting Down to Business
3. Business Participants and Activities
4. Business stakeholders
5. Functional Areas of Business
6. External Forces that Influence Business Activities
7. Forms of Business Ownership
8. Sole Proprietorship and its Advantages
9. Disadvantages of Sole Proprietorships
10. Disadvantages of Sole Proprietorships
11. Partnership
12. The Partnership Agreement
13. Unlimited Liability and the Partnership
14. Limited Partnerships
15. Advantages and Disadvantages of Partnerships
16. Corporation
17. Ownership and Stock
18. Limited Liability
19. Financial Resources
20. Specialized Management
21. Continuity and Transferability
22. Other Types of Business Ownership
23. Cooperatives
24. Not-for-Profit Corporations
25. Starting a Business
26. The Business Idea
27. Ownership Options
28. Structuring Organizations
29. Organizational Structure: How Companies Get the Job Done
30. Specialization
31. Departmentalization
32. Functional Organizations
33. Summing Up Divisional Organizations
34. Matrix structure
35. Managing Human Resources
36. HR Supply and Demand Forecasting
37. Recruiting Qualified Employees
38. The Selection Process
39. Application
40. Employment Tests
41. Interview
42. Physical Exam and Reference Checks
43. Contingent Workers
44. The Positives and Negatives of Temp Work
45. Developing Employees
46. Training and Development
47. What makes a great workplace
48. Compensation and Benefits
49. Wages and Salaries
50. Piecework and Commissions
51. Incentive Programs
52. Bonus Plans
53. Profit-Sharing Plans
54. Stock-Option Plans
55. Performance Appraisal
56. Performance Appraisal
57. Benefits of appraisal
58. Retaining Valuable Employees
59. Creating a Positive Work Environment
60. Marketing: Providing Value to Customers
61. What Is Marketing?
62. The Marketing Concept
63. Selecting a Target Market
64. The marketing mix
65. A new marketing model
66. Accounting and Financial Information
67. The role of accounting
68. Fields of Accounting
69. Understanding Financial Statements
70. Functions of Financial Statements
71. Toying with a Business Idea
72. Ratio Analysis

This course is self-paced and delivered 100% online.

– Once your enrolment is complete, you are given access to our eCampus
– You log in to LMS using an assigned username and password.

The course completion certificate is awarded by London Executive Education UK

Upon successful completion of this certificate program, you will receive the Advanced Professional Certificate in Business and Workplace Management. This credential signifies your mastery of critical Business and Workplace concepts and your ability to apply them effectively in real-world scenarios.