• Membership application form
• Membership application form guidance note
• Course application form
• Examination entry form
• Examination exemptions form

1. Understand how to access and present information for the business / organisational environment.
2. Have an understanding of the communication process in the business context.
3. Understand the basic conventions of written English as it relates to the business context.
4. Have an awareness of the communication process within organisations
5. Demonstrate an understanding of organisational structure and functions
6. Understand the importance of cohesive working relationships within organisations and in particular the significance of group working
7. Have an awareness of the impact and usage of information Technology on business and organisational communication activities
   

1. Communication skills
2. Arithmetic
3. Computing Awareness
4. Use of Packages
5. Book-Keeping
6. Office Practice.

Aims:

1. An understanding of business organisations in terms of types and structures, and the information systems needed to enable those business organisations to operate successfully within their environment.
2. The knowledge to enable them to engage in the processes of development, implementation and operation of technology-based information systems.
3. An understanding of the technologies and tools that may be used to support those information systems and their development.
4. Recognition of the need for professional standards together with the knowledge of legal issues and social responsibilities required in their work as Information Systems professionals. Appropriate transferable skills.
   
   

1. Information Systems Practice
2. Business Fundamentals
3. Communication and Business Technology
4. Programming and Web Applications
5. Business Information Systems
6. 6. Information Systems Building

1. An in depth knowledge of the use of information systems to support and promote management decisions in the context of the modern work environment and the ability to apply such knowledge to address management related issues.
2. An understanding and ability to apply appropriate techniques and tools within a given approach to information systems development, taking into account the historical context.
3. An opportunity to demonstrate how to apply appropriate technological systems and infrastructures to support a business information systems solution.
4. An understanding and ability to evaluate and apply appropriate techniques, which achieves successful project management and implementation that is socially desirable and legally compliant.

1. Business Information Systems Project
2. Contemporary IS Development
3. Management Information Systems
4. Project Management
5. Database Development
6. IS Strategy.