The non-accredited mini MBA course provides the opportunity to develop a comprehensive business skill set in a targeted, efficient, and practical setting. Complete in just five weeks through 90-minute online sessions, one day per week.
Professional development at this level requires participants to understand complexity, to analyse, synthesise and interpret information, before applying the knowledge and expertise to their real world circumstances. The mini MBA is an online non-accredited course, aimed to support you with your professional development plan and achieving your goals. Completing the mini MBA means you can take the next steps in enhancing your career progression, adding the mini MBA to your resume.
Individually, the topics of Strategy, Finance, Operations and People are critical to organisational success. However, they don’t work in isolation and it is the intersection of these elements, The Performance Hot Spot, where each aligns and enables sustained high performance. Throughout the online mini MBA program, participants will be challenged to consider how the topic might best be managed to bring their organisation closer to the Hot Spot.
Please note that the Mini MBA is not accredited or recognised by the Australian Qualifications Framework.
Date | Time | Date | Time | |
Week 1 | April 3 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 1 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 2 | April 11 & 12 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 8 & 11 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 3 | April 17 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 15 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 4 | April 24 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 22 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 5 | May 1 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 29 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Following Week 5, each participant will receive 2 x 1 hour, one-on-one virtual coaching sessions via an online Platform with an experienced coach to apply the learnings and develop a Professional Development Plan.
The mini MBA is ideal for self-motivated leaders and managers who want to take their career to the next level.
The content has been designed for those looking for immediate results, and don’t want to invest the time needed for traditional higher education degrees that take years to attain.
Participants should be able to:
Date | Time | Date | Time | |
Week 1 | April 3 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 1 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 2 | April 11 & 12 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 8 & 11 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 3 | April 17 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 15 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 4 | April 24 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 22 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
Week 5 | May 1 | 8.30am - 10am | Oct 29 | 3.30pm - 5pm |
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