(Oxford) Diploma in Basic Business Fundamentals

(Oxford) Diploma in Basic Business Fundamentals, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 81 lectures, based on 64 reviews, and has 14733 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of operations management Operational decisions Customer services – its importance Working with suppliers Using technology Motivation techniques The importance of capacity utilisation Break-even analysis This course is ideal for individuals who are Those thinking of a business career or Students beginning a business course or Pupils at school studying a 'general' business course or Students whose first language is NOT English and are looking for a basic introduction to business It is particularly useful for Those thinking of a business career or Students beginning a business course or Pupils at school studying a 'general' business course or Students whose first language is NOT English and are looking for a basic introduction to business.

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Summary

Title: (Oxford) Diploma in Basic Business Fundamentals

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 81

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Original Price: $139.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basics of operations management
Operational decisions
Customer services – its importance
Working with suppliers
Using technology
Motivation techniques
The importance of capacity utilisation
Break-even analysis

Who Should Attend

Those thinking of a business career
Students beginning a business course
Pupils at school studying a 'general' business course
Students whose first language is NOT English and are looking for a basic introduction to business

Target Audiences

Those thinking of a business career
Students beginning a business course
Pupils at school studying a 'general' business course
Students whose first language is NOT English and are looking for a basic introduction to business

This is a very unusual course. In terms of CONTENT it is pitched at someone who is just starting on a course in business.

BUT…owing to the speed of some of the lectures, the constant outpouring of ideas, this will be of use for any student studying business.

In particular the material is current as at late May 2023.

The Instructor has many years experience in delivering business courses to age range 15 and upwards. It is recognised that pupils/students can get bored – very easily. Therefore to gain attention, many lectures have short snippets of films in that illustrate the theme of the lecture – and these are films that the Instructor has starred in.

That makes the course unique.

The final seven lectures are ‘Revision lectures’. These go over old ground and questions are asked – and asked again. In the Resources section there is a booklet giving prompts.

So this course is absolutely ideal for the beginner to business, who needs to feel involved rather than just watching a bunch of videos. To that end questions are asked during the lecture – and students given a minute to answer. Plus active use of the Q/A is encouraged.

Business fundamentals…business basics for someone who is approaching the subject for the first time and needs a course that is current, approaches the subject in an unusual way and where the whole series of lectures is seen as two-way discussion.

Topics covered:

Quality control
Customer service
Technology
Developing an effective workforce
Organisational structures
Revision (7 lectures)
Cost minimisation
Labour productivity
The environment

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Please watch this first

Lecture 1: Please watch this first – pt 1

Lecture 2: Part 2

Lecture 3: Part 3

Lecture 4: Part 4

Lecture 5: Part 5

Chapter 2: VOLUNTARY WATCH – ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES

Lecture 1: Voluntary watch

Chapter 3: A business idea to consider whilst you are doing this course

Lecture 1: Make a course – part 1

Lecture 2: Make a course – part 2

Lecture 3: Make a course – part 3

Chapter 4: Reviews

Lecture 1: Reviews

Chapter 5: Introduction to the whole course

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 6: Business English

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Help needed – pt 1

Lecture 3: Help needed – pt 2

Lecture 4: Help needed – pt 3

Lecture 5: Day Two – Watch…listen…part 1

Lecture 6: Day Two – Watch…listen…part 2

Lecture 7: Write down… part 1

Lecture 8: Write down – part 2

Lecture 9: Write down – part 3

Lecture 10: Practice – pt 1

Lecture 11: Practice – pt 2

Lecture 12: Practice – pt 3

Lecture 13: Practice – pt 4

Lecture 14: Practice – pt 5

Lecture 15: Day 5 – Make time pt 1

Lecture 16: Day 5 – Make time pt 2

Lecture 17: Day 6 – Five websites

Lecture 18: Day 7 – Concluding thoughts – pt 1

Lecture 19: Day 7 – Concluding thoughts – pt 2

Chapter 7: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – and the operations function

Lecture 2: The operations function – pt 2

Lecture 3: The Objectives of a Business

Lecture 4: Quality…quality…quality – pt 1

Lecture 5: Quality…quality…quality – pt 2

Lecture 6: Quality…quality…quality…pt 3

Lecture 7: Aim for efficiency – pt 1

Lecture 8: Aim for efficiency – pt 2

Lecture 9: More on targets

Lecture 10: Alien Environment?

Lecture 11: Influences on operational objectives

Lecture 12: Productivity targets

Lecture 13: Lecture 14 Marketing (I.A.S.)

Lecture 14: The Economic Environment

Lecture 15: Sudden… pt 1

Lecture 16: Sudden…pt 2

Lecture 17: Is there competition – pt 1

Lecture 18: Is there competition – pt 2

Lecture 19: Legal…environmental

Lecture 20: Analysis

Lecture 21: The importance of high productivity

Lecture 22: The importance of minimising costs

Lecture 23: How to reduce costs in a business

Lecture 24: Labour productivity

Lecture 25: Measuring labour productivity

Lecture 26: Attention grabbing!

Lecture 27: Capacity

Lecture 28: Back to labour productivity

Lecture 29: Technology – part 1

Lecture 30: Technology – part 2

Chapter 8: Revision

Lecture 1: Revision – 1

Lecture 2: Revision – 1 pt 2

Lecture 3: Revision – 2

Lecture 4: Revision 2 – pt 2

Lecture 5: Revision – 2 pt 3

Lecture 6: Revision 2 pt 4

Lecture 7: Revision – 3 – pt 1

Lecture 8: Revision – 3 pt 2

Lecture 9: Revision 4

Lecture 10: Revision 5 pt 1

Lecture 11: Revision – 5 pt 2

Lecture 12: Revision – 6

Lecture 13: Revision – 7

Chapter 9: Short Course Diploma

Lecture 1: Short Course Diploma

Instructors

Chris Sivewright
Best selling Instructor, author, actor…volunteer
Oxford School of Learning
Oxford School of Learning

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes
2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 16 votes
5 stars: 36 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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