International Business Certificate Level 4

Learn how the social, political, economic and institutional factors affect international business environments and global strategies.

• How social, political, economic and institutional factors define the business environment of countries
• What role history and leadership play in shaping the environment
• How companies’ strategies are affected by the environment
• How the rules of the game set by global institutions, such as the WTO, affect business and human welfare, for example, through the pricing of AIDS drugs in developing countries like South Africa
• How diverse stakeholders, including NGOs, shape the business environment and affect company strategies
• How companies and NGOs create value at the bottom of the pyramid

The course fee covers registration, learning materials, assessment and certification. The certificate is sent out to the students within 24 hours of course completion.

Certification

On the completion of the course, the students will be awarded the International Business Certificate Level 4

Accreditation

The course is accredited by The CPD Qualifications Group.

Course Assessment

This course does not involve any written exams. students need to answer 4-6 assignment questions to complete the course, the answers will be in the form of written work. students can write the answers in their own time. Each answer need to be 200 words ( 1 Page ). once the answers are submitted, the tutor will check and assess the work.

Course Duration

The course can be completed in a very short time, it totally depends on the life style of the learners. Also, there is no pressure on students to complete the course on fast mode, the course is valid for 12 months, so students can complete the course with complete peace of mind and with no pressure at all.

Students who complete this course will develop:

• 1. An understanding of the environmental, social, personal and economic factors that drive „voluntary? business environmental/sustainability management strategies.
• 2. An understanding of the economic and business management theories of how business firms make environmental management decisions.
• 3. An understanding of the evidence on the adoption and use of „voluntary? business environmental management practices and performance.
• 4. An exposure to the environmental management strategies and programs of selected firms.
• 5. An understanding of the shifting roles of government and non-governmental organizations in business environmental management.
• 6. Skills in analyzing the economics of an organization?s environmental management or sustainability program, and writing a professional report or making professional presentation of the analysis and findings.

No previous knowledge required to enroll on this course

• Business Analyst
• International Business Analyst
• Global Business Manager
• Global Business Strategist

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