Why should I consider this FREE online course?
Starting on the 11th of June, a series of ten sessions, between 50 - 60 minutes in duration will be delivered over a four-week period. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions during the live webinars and all sessions will be recorded and remain available to review by members on the Ireland Active website.
Topics in this 10 part series include:
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Topic 1: Planning post Covid-19
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Topic 2: The New Sales Cycle
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Topic 3: How to convert enquiries to sales
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Topic 4: Retention - How to re-engage your members
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Topic 5: Human Resources
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Topic 6: Marketing Part 1 - how to create your digital marketing plan
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Topic 7:Marketing Part 2 – Implement your digital marketing plan to increase enquiries
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Topic 8: Reopening – the new normal
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Topic 9: Cash Flow
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Topic 10: Maximising the new consumer landscape post lock-down
On completion of the webinar series members will have the opportunity to complete the QQI Level 7 Certificate in SME Management.
Griffith College offers the Certificate in Small and Medium Enterprise Management. This programme is accredited by QQI (Quality and Qualifications, Ireland), Ireland’s national educational accreditation agency. The programme requires learners who have examined their business and planned its future to submit a business development plan for review and assessment. Typically, the formal assessment involves the submission of a 3,000-word written document (or equivalent) and a brief (15-30 minute) presentation of the business development plan to a panel. The college recognises that business development plans are confidential and not for further consideration or discussion by the college beyond the assessment process itself.
The college’s business schools in Cork, Limerick and Dublin are inviting candidates from the Ireland Active webinar series to submit their business development plan to the college for consideration of the award of QQI Level 7 Certificate in SME Management.
