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Tuition Fee
CAD 3,094
Start Date
Medium of studying
Blended
Duration
12 months
Program Facts
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Degree
Courses
Major
Human Resources | Leadership Studies | Management
Area of study
Business and Administration
Education type
Blended
Timing
Part time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
CAD 3,094
About Program

Program Overview


Management Skills Certificate

Program Overview

The Management Skills Certificate program is designed to equip students with the skills necessary to grow their careers in a management role and become leaders within their organizations. Instructors with industry experience provide actionable and relevant insights that can be applied immediately to become a leader who communicates clearly and effectively, sets goals, motivates others, and solves problems.


Program Details

  • Credential: Certificate
  • Format: Part-time
  • Delivery: Online or hybrid (combination of online and in-person classes)
  • Duration: 1-3 years
  • Days and times: Weekends and evenings
  • Location: Abbotsford — Clearbrook Centre
  • Tuition: $3,094 for the full program (tuition is paid per course)

Entrance Requirements

There are no entrance requirements or prerequisites for this program. Courses can be taken in any order.


Program Outline

Core Courses

  • MSS01 | Management Foundation
  • MSS02 | Management and Communication
  • MSS15 | Management and Team Building
  • MSS16 | Delegating, Motivating, and Giving Feedback
  • MSS17 | Leadership & Managing Change
  • MSS18 | Writing in the Workplace
  • MSS19 | Marketing & Branding Your Business
  • MSS20 | Management and Conflict Resolution
  • MSS21 | Management and Administrative Skills
  • MSS25 | Leadership Skills Inventory

Workshops

  • MSS07 | Customer Service Excellence
  • MSS12 | Presentation Skills
  • MSS24 | Time and Stress Management

Schedule

View the schedule of current and upcoming Management Skills courses for course details, including dates, times, formats, and course descriptions. Each course is usually offered once per year, and all courses are scheduled on weekday evenings or weekends to accommodate working professionals.


Delivery Formats

Management Skills courses are delivered in a variety of formats: online with scheduled meetings, in-person, and hybrid (a mix of the two). It is possible to complete the entire program online, although it may take more than one year as you may have to wait for certain courses to be offered online.


Registration and Graduation

You do not have to apply for entrance to this program. Instead, you can register and start taking courses right away, and then apply for graduation when you have finished all of the required core courses and your three chosen electives. You can register for courses up until their start date, as long as there is space.


When you've completed all required courses and met the grade requirements, you can apply for graduation by following the instructions provided. Please note there is a graduation application fee.


Withdrawal Deadlines

See the School of Continuing Education's refund and withdrawal schedule.


Employment Facts

Companies that are not bracing for the massive generational management shift that will unfold in the next decade risk falling behind. According to the Bloomberg Business Week, 10,000 baby boomers — people born between 1946 and 1964 — are reaching retirement age every day. In a survey of HR and IT executives, 24% said that they frequently lose a top manager without a successor lined up.


In Canada, the numbers are just as dramatic. As of 2017, the Globe and Mail reports that for the first time, Canada has more people over the age of 65 than under 15. The boomer age group — 50 to 69 — makes up 27% of the population, compared with 18% in that age group two decades ago.


In light of this massive retirement wave, there has never been a better time to gain the management skills needed to fill the gap. Having a Management Skills certificate on your résumé can help you take the next step in your career and secure the salary to match.


Textbooks

This program does not require you to purchase textbooks. All course readings are provided online, free of charge.


Computer Requirements

For online classes, you will need a computer or laptop (PC or Mac) with reliable internet access and up-to-date software. View UFV's technical requirements for online courses.


Additional Supplies

Basic school supplies, such as notebooks and pens, are an additional cost.


Program Outline


Objectives:

  • Develop effective communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Master goal setting, motivation and delegation techniques.
  • Enhance leadership and change management capabilities.
  • Improve proficiency in marketing, branding, presentation skills.
  • Strengthen time and stress management strategies.

Program Description:

This part-time program offers online or hybrid delivery formats (online and in-person combined). Completion timeframe varies from 1 to 3 years, with classes scheduled on weekends and evenings for working professionals. Participants can choose to complete the full certificate program or select individual courses of interest.


Outline:


Core Courses (9 required):

  • MSS01: Management Foundation
  • MSS02: Management and Communication
  • MSS15: Management and Team Building
  • MSS16: Delegating, Motivating, and Giving Feedback
  • MSS17: Leadership & Managing Change
  • MSS18: Writing in the Workplace
  • MSS19: Marketing & Branding Your Business
  • MSS20: Management and Conflict Resolution
  • MSS21: Management and Administrative Skills
  • MSS25: Leadership Skills Inventory

Workshops (3 required):

  • MSS07: Customer Service Excellence
  • MSS12: Presentation Skills
  • Participants can choose the order in which they complete the courses.

Teaching:


Delivery Formats:

  • Online with scheduled meetings
  • In-person

Registration:

Participants can register for individual courses or the full certificate program without a formal application process. Registration deadlines are flexible, allowing enrollment up until the course start date.

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Overview:

University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) is a public university located in British Columbia, Canada. It offers a wide range of academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. UFV is known for its commitment to accessibility and its focus on providing a student-centered learning experience.


Services Offered:

UFV provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:

    Academic Advising:

    Guidance on program selection, course registration, and academic planning.

    Library:

    Access to a vast collection of books, journals, and online resources.

    Student Services:

    Support for student life, including financial aid, career counseling, and health and wellness services.

    IT Service Desk:

    Technical support for students and faculty.

    Bookstore:

    Purchase textbooks, course materials, and UFV merchandise.

    Shuttle Bus:

    Transportation between UFV campuses and surrounding areas.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

UFV offers a vibrant campus life with opportunities for students to engage in a variety of activities, including:

    Clubs and Organizations:

    Join student groups based on interests, hobbies, and career aspirations.

    Athletics:

    Participate in varsity sports or recreational activities.

    Events:

    Attend campus events, concerts, and workshops.

    Community Engagement:

    Get involved in volunteer opportunities and community initiatives.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    Accessible and Inclusive Environment:

    UFV is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive learning environment for all students.

    Student-Centered Approach:

    The university prioritizes student success and provides personalized support.

    Diverse Programs:

    A wide range of academic programs cater to various interests and career goals.

    Strong Faculty:

    Experienced and dedicated faculty members provide high-quality instruction.

    Vibrant Campus Life:

    Opportunities for students to connect with peers, explore their passions, and build a sense of community.

Academic Programs:

UFV offers a wide range of academic programs across various disciplines, including:

    Agriculture:

    Agricultural Science, Agriculture Management, Agriculture Technology, and various certificates.

    Aviation:

    Aviation Diploma, Aviation Bachelor of Business Administration, and Integrated Studies with an Aviation theme.

    Business and Management:

    Accounting, Applied Business Technology, Aviation Bachelor of Business Administration, Business Administration, Economics, Marketing and Sales, and various certificates.

    Computer Systems and Technology:

    Architectural Drafting Technician, Automation and Robotics Technician, Computer Information Systems, Computing Science, Digital Manufacturing, Engineering Common Core, Engineering Physics, Geographic Information Systems, Library Information and Technology, Media Arts, and Data Analysis.

    Creative Arts and Design:

    Creative Writing, Fine Arts, Graphic and Digital Design, Media and Communication Studies, Media Arts, Theatre, Visual Arts, and various diplomas.

    Earth and Environmental Sciences:

    Agricultural Science, Environmental Studies, Biology, Geography, Physical Geography, and Geographic Information Systems.

    Education:

    Adult Education, Early Childhood Education, Education, Educational Leadership and Mentorship, Integrated Learning Design, Mindfulness-Based Teaching and Learning, School and Community Support Worker, and Teaching English as a Second Language.

    Graduate Studies:

    Criminal Justice, Educational Leadership and Mentorship, Migration and Citizenship, Mindfulness-Based Teaching and Learning, Program Evaluation, and Social Work.

    Health Sciences and Services:

    Certified Dental Assistant, Child Life and Community Health, Health Care Assistant, Kinesiology, Nursing, and Practical Nursing.

    History and Culture:

    Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy, Art History, Arts, Creative Writing, Diaspora Studies, English, French, History, Indigenous Studies, Language Proficiency, Latin American Studies, Liberal Arts, Philosophy, Stó:lō Studies, and Theatre.

    Indigenous Studies:

    Indigenous Studies, Social Service Worker (Indigenous Focus), and Stó:lō Studies.

    Interdisciplinary Programs:

    Diaspora Studies, Early Modern Studies, General Studies, Global Development Studies, Graphic Design, India-Canada Studies, Indigenous Studies, Integrated Learning Design, Integrated Studies, Latin American Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, and various certificates.

    Media and Communications:

    Arts, Communications, Creative Writing, English, Essentials of Journalism, French, Graphic and Digital Design, Language Proficiency, Liberal Arts, Media and Communication Studies, Media Arts, Media Literacy, and Professional Communications Essentials.

    Office Administration:

    Applied Business Technology, Advanced Medical Office Assistant, Bookkeeping for Small Business, Dental Office Receptionist, Legal Administrative Assistant, Medical Office Assistant, Nursing Unit Clerk, Records Management, and Veterinary Administrative Assistant.

    Legal and Criminal Justice:

    Criminal Justice, Political Science, Legal Administrative Assistant, Paralegal, and various diplomas.

    Sciences:

    Agricultural Science, Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Engineering Common Core, Engineering Physics, Geographic Information Systems, Mathematics & Statistics, Physical Geography, Physics, Data Analysis, Science, and various diplomas.

    Social Work & Human Services:

    Child and Youth Care, Diaspora Studies, Early Childhood Education, Psychology, School and Community Support Worker, Social Service Worker, Social Work, and various diplomas.

    Society, Politics, and Policy:

    Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy, Arts, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, Global Development Studies, International and Development Studies, Liberal Arts, Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Science, Program Evaluation, Psychology, and Sociology.

    Trades:

    Architectural Drafting Technician, Collision Repair and Refinish, Automation and Robotics Technician, Automotive Service, Cabinetmaking, Carpentry, Culinary Arts, Digital Manufacturing, Electrician, Electronics Technician, Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation, Plumbing and Piping, Trades Management, and Welding.

    Upgrading:

    Adult Basic Education, English Language Studies, and Workplace TASK.

Other:

UFV is situated on the traditional territory of the Stó:lō peoples. The university acknowledges and respects the Stó:lō's historical and cultural connection to the land.

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