Short Course in Assets Management for Business Units

Purpose of the course

Supply assets management skills to Government officials

Admission requirements

Admission requirements
Grade 12
Learning assumed to be in place
Learners should be competent in English

Course outcomes and assessment criteria

Course outcomes and the associated assessment criteria

Study Unit

Outcomes

Assessment Criteria

  After completion of this course, participants will: Participant will be assessed on the following criteria:

NQF LEVEL 5 (12 CREDITS)

MODULE 1 {US 243265}:

MANAGE ASSETS OF A BUSINESS UNIT

At the end of the learning cycle the learners will be able to do :

  • Asset inspection
  • Review status and condition of assets
  • Optimisation of the use of assets
  • Motivation/ recommendations for improvements or disposal of assets
  • Review the status and condition of the assets of the business unit and identity opportunities for improvement, or problems
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 1
    • Carry out asset inspections following certain procedure
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 2
    • Explain and motivate opportunities for improvement
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 3
    • Describe problems identified in the management of business assets
 
  • Develop and implement action plans to improve the efficiency of, or to correct problems in, the use of the assets of the business unit
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 1
    • Develop plans based on an evaluation of the status of the assets and the effectiveness of their use.
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 2
    • Draw capital budget considering all factors
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 3
    • Monitor and evaluate Implementation of plans and adjustments if required.
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 4
    • Quantify, evaluate and discuss interventions regarding motivation for change.
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 5
    • Optimise the use of assests within the framework of the business or business unit strategy
 
  • Manage and monitor the use of motor retail
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 1
    • Mark, maintain, locate and store assets correctly
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 2
    • Maintain accurate and up to date asset register for the business unit
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 3
    • Apply procedures for maintenance of fixed assets
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 4
    • Utilise assets in accordance with the manufactures specifications
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 5
    • Follow procedures for disposal of redundant assets
 
  • Analyse and interpret reports and present them to relevant stakeholders
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 1
    • Review financial statements and apply appropriate financial ratios to check performance and take corrective action
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 2
    • Interpret the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statements in order to present them accurately, clearly and concisely
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 3
    • Describe and explain the implications of issues identified during the analysis and interpretation of reports
 
  • Discuss and explain issues related to managing the assets of a motor retail department
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 1
    • Discuss the key concepts and principles related to the management of assets and their application in practice.
  • ASSESSMENT CRITERION 2
    • Illustrate with examples concepts and issues in the business unit.

 

Assessment
Written test
Method of assessment
Summative:
• Examination at the end of the course
• Class tests and assignments
Formative:

• Group projects / or individual assignments
• Case studies

Additional information

Programme number
L52 100 1
Mode of delivery
Contact
Target group
Short course is suitable for people who are responsible for management of assets in
business units such as Government and semi Government Divisions

Contact us

Contact person name
UCE
Contact person e-mail
Uce-info@nwushortcourses.info