T2T3T4T5practices with alternativesDemonstrate a realistic match between career aspirations <strong>and</strong> personalaptitudes, interests <strong>and</strong> motivations, using external reference points<strong>and</strong> making clear connections between leadership <strong>and</strong> management<strong>and</strong> the occupational sectorSelect <strong>and</strong> use a range of communication methods appropriate toleadership <strong>and</strong> management <strong>and</strong> occupational contexts. Prepare,deliver <strong>and</strong> evaluate presentations to an audienceApply numerical <strong>and</strong> statistical skills in more complex multi-disciplinarycontextsUse a range of specialist software appropriate to the occupationalcontextIdentify personal skills, abilities, interests <strong>and</strong> motivations <strong>and</strong> relatethese to leadership <strong>and</strong> management career opportunities in theoccupational sectorIdentify <strong>and</strong> use appropriate writing skills, relevant to leadership <strong>and</strong>management <strong>and</strong> occupational contexts. Use clear <strong>and</strong> appropriatespeech in group discussion <strong>and</strong> as an individualDemonstrate numerical <strong>and</strong> statistical skills at basic levels withinleadership <strong>and</strong> management <strong>and</strong> occupational contextsUse basic IT tools (e.g. word-processing; spread sheets; informationsearching) tutor-defined occupational <strong>and</strong>/or leadership <strong>and</strong>management contextsStage Outcomes (Foundation Degrees)Pathway SpecificPlease give the learning outcomes for interim stages of the programme for each named pathway or award, e.g. for Honours degreesprogramme, Stage/Level 4(1) outcomes, <strong>and</strong> Stage/Level 5(2) outcomes <strong>and</strong> for Foundation Degrees, Stage 1/Level4 <strong>and</strong> programmeoutcomes. Separate Stage/Level 6(3) outcomes are not required as it is assumed that these are consistent with the programme outcomes I theprogramme specification. (If there have been no significant changes made to the programme outcomes as part of the review, then the stageoutcomes from the original programme documentation can be included). Please add additional rows where necessary.<strong>FdA</strong> <strong>Leadership</strong> <strong>and</strong> Management. Approved 11/06/2013 – Version 1
Key:K = Knowledge <strong>and</strong> Underst<strong>and</strong>ing C = Cognitive <strong>and</strong> Intellectual P = Practical Professional T = Key Transferable [see programme specification]Pathway NO <strong>Programme</strong> Outcome Stage/Level 4(1)<strong>Leadership</strong><strong>and</strong>ManagementS1 Evaluate appropriate <strong>and</strong> effective customer relations skills <strong>and</strong>organisational quality systems, communicating accurately <strong>and</strong>reliably, using structured, coherent <strong>and</strong> supported arguments ina range of contextsS2 Select <strong>and</strong> use appropriate tools in change management <strong>and</strong>learning <strong>and</strong> development management to implement change<strong>and</strong>/or improvement within an organisationBeauty S1 Evaluate the ageing process, <strong>and</strong> appropriate <strong>and</strong> effectiveskincare <strong>and</strong> bodywork treatments, communicating accurately<strong>and</strong> reliably, using structured, coherent <strong>and</strong> supportedarguments in a range of contextsS2 Explore <strong>and</strong> analyse the impact of nutrition, metabolism, <strong>and</strong>digestion on health <strong>and</strong> diseasesEngineering S1 Evaluate appropriate <strong>and</strong> effective operational managementskills <strong>and</strong> organisational quality systems to manage change <strong>and</strong>learning development, communicating accurately <strong>and</strong> reliably,using structured, coherent <strong>and</strong> supported arguments in a rangeof contextsS2Select <strong>and</strong> use appropriate tools in operational management,change management <strong>and</strong> learning <strong>and</strong> developmentmanagement to implement change <strong>and</strong>/or improvement withinan organisation from the engineering sectorHair S1 Evaluate concepts <strong>and</strong> principles relating to hair <strong>and</strong> scalpconditions, taking into account products <strong>and</strong> treatmentsavailableS2 Access, synthesise, appraise <strong>and</strong> critically evaluateenvironmental <strong>and</strong> influential factors in hair styling forphotography <strong>and</strong> the science behind hair colouring, usingevidence from a range of appropriate sources to gainunderst<strong>and</strong>ing <strong>and</strong> make independent judgementsHospitality S1 Evaluate appropriate, strategic <strong>and</strong> operational planning ofconferences <strong>and</strong> events, communicating accurately <strong>and</strong>reliably, using structured, coherent <strong>and</strong> supported arguments ina range of contextsS2 Access, synthesise, appraise <strong>and</strong> critically evaluate the retailDescribe appropriate <strong>and</strong> effective customer relations skills <strong>and</strong>organisational quality systems, communicating accurately <strong>and</strong>reliably, employing balanced, logical <strong>and</strong> supported argumentsin a range of contextsDescribe the ageing process <strong>and</strong> show knowledge ofappropriate <strong>and</strong> effective skincare <strong>and</strong> bodywork treatments,communicating accurately <strong>and</strong> reliably, employing balanced,logical <strong>and</strong> supported arguments in a range of contextsDescribe appropriate <strong>and</strong> effective operational managementskills <strong>and</strong> organisational quality systems, communicatingaccurately <strong>and</strong> reliably, employing balanced, logical <strong>and</strong>supported arguments in a range of contextsIdentify <strong>and</strong> use appropriate tools, with support if required, inchange management <strong>and</strong> learning <strong>and</strong> developmentmanagement to implement change <strong>and</strong>/or improvement withinan organisation from the engineering sectorDescribe concepts <strong>and</strong> principles relating to identified hair <strong>and</strong>scalp conditions <strong>and</strong> identify treatments availableDescribe knowledge of appropriate, strategic <strong>and</strong> operationalplanning of conferences <strong>and</strong> events, communicating accurately<strong>and</strong> reliably, employing balanced, logical <strong>and</strong> supportedarguments in a range of contexts<strong>FdA</strong> <strong>Leadership</strong> <strong>and</strong> Management. Approved 11/06/2013 – Version 1