Basic Computing
Basic Computing introduces students to the essential concepts, skills and practical knowledge required to use computers effectively in education, business and everyday life. The course develops an understanding of computer hardware, software, operating systems, file management, computer applications, internet technologies, digital communication, data and information, cybersecurity awareness and responsible technology use. Students develop practical skills in using computers and common digital applications while building a strong foundation for further study in information and communication technology.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Business Academic English
Business Academic English develops the English language skills required for effective study, professional communication and successful participation in business environments. The course focuses on academic and business vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, listening, speaking, presentations, professional emails, reports, meetings, discussions and workplace communication. Students develop confidence in using English to communicate ideas, analyse information, prepare academic and business documents, participate in professional discussions and communicate clearly in organisational environments.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Operations Management
Operations Management develops the knowledge and practical skills required to plan, organise, control and improve the processes used to produce goods and deliver services efficiently. The course focuses on operations planning, production management, inventory control, supply chain management, quality management, capacity planning, workflow, procurement, logistics, productivity, process improvement, resource management and operational decision-making. Students develop an understanding of how organisations can improve efficiency, quality, productivity and customer satisfaction through effective operations management.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Quantitative Methods 1
Quantitative Methods 1 introduces students to the mathematical, statistical and analytical techniques used to solve problems and support decision-making in business and organisational environments. The course develops practical knowledge of numerical operations, ratios, percentages, equations, algebra, graphs, functions, descriptive statistics, probability, data interpretation and quantitative analysis. Students develop the ability to work with numerical information, interpret data and apply quantitative techniques to practical business and workplace situations.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai