Association of Business Managers & Administrators (ABMA) – Human Resource Management

Level 4 Diploma

  • Introduction to Human Resource Management
  • Human Resource Planning
  • Recruitment and Selection
  • Releasing People from the Organisation
  • Managing Reward and Remuneration

Level 5 Diploma

  • Learning and Development
  • Employee Engagement
  • Organisation Design 
  • Performance Management 
  • Development of Human Resource Procedures and Plans

Level 6 Diploma

  • Human Resource Strategy Development
  • Organisational Resource Planning
  • Organisational Performance and Reward 
  • Employee Engagement Strategy
  • Employee Relations 

Entry Requirements

Level 4 Entry Requirements

Learners wishing to undertake a Level 4 Diploma qualification with ABMA Education should already be in possession of a level 3 qualification or equivalent. In addition, it is recommended that students should possess a GCSE, or equivalent, in Maths and English, at Grade A* – D.

Evidence of professional work experience can be submitted for a minimum of one year within a job sector that is related to the subject area that the learner intends to study. Examples of evidence that ABMA will accept includes:

  • Employer references detailing the learner’s duties and responsibilities
  • Certificates of training/courses

Learners are encouraged to submit to ABMA Education details of all types of training that they have obtained.

Level 5 Entry Requirements

A new learner applying to study the ABMA Level 5 Diploma will be expected to have attained one of the following:

  • An ABMA Level 4 Diploma
  • A national or international qualification equivalent to the above

Level 6 Entry Requirements

A new learner applying to study the ABMA Level 6 Diploma will be expected to have attained one of the following:

  • An ABMA Level 5 Diploma
  • A Higher National Diploma (HND)
  • A national or international qualification equivalent to the above

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