ACCA CAT Old Scheme - Syllabus

Module C6 - Managing People - (NVQ Level 4)

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A1 – Transaction Accounting

A2 – Office Practice and Procedure

B1 – Maintaining Financial Records and Accounts

B2 – Cost Accounting Systems

B3 – Information Technology Processes

C1 - Drafting Financial Statements (Industry & Commerce)

C1a - Drafting Financial Statements (Public Sector)

C2 - Information for Management.

C3 – Auditing Practice and Procedure

C4 – Preparing Taxation Computations and Returns

C5 – Managing Finances

C6 – Managing People

 

 

 

 

 

Aim

To develop knowledge and understanding of the techniques, processes and procedures required to ensure the efficient and effective use and deployment of human resources.

Objectives

At the completion of this module candidates should be able to:

  1. Define future personnel requirements
  2. Describe recruitment and selection procedures
  3. Examine the role and process of employee development
  4. Explain the principles of successful team performance
  5. Plan, monitor and evaluate team based work activities
  6. Describe the principles of motivation
  7. Describe the elements of disciplinary and grievance procedures
  8. Explain the principles of effective counselling

Content

  1. Recruitment and selection process and procedures; determining requirements, job analysis, description and specification, recruitment planning, interviewing and selection.
  2. Training and development; staff appraisal, assessing competence, learning and skills development.
  3. Work organisation; teams and team based work organisation, objective setting, defining and allocating authority and responsibility, direction, supervision and delegation, resource allocation, project planning (outline only), establishing work standards, performance measurement.
  4. Motivation; basic concepts and models of motivation, individual and group behaviour, effective leadership and supervision.
  5. Working with people; effective interpersonal relationships, informing and consulting, counselling approaches and techniques, handling disagreement and conflict, grievance and disciplinary procedures.

Recommended Reading

Child, J., Organisation: A Guide to Problems and Practice (2nd edition). Chapman
Handy, C., Understanding Organisations (4th edition). Penguin
Huczynski, A., Buchanan, D., Organisational Behaviour (3rd edition). Prentice Hall
Mullins, L.J., Management and Organisational Behaviour (4th edition). Pitman
Pugh, D., Organisational Theory (4th edition). Penguin
Towers, B., The Handbook of Human Resource Management (2nd edition). Blackwell