Risk Management (6 ECTS)

Risk Management

MQF Level 5

Date – TBC

Duration – 30 hours

Accredited – Yes

Price – Price (Local/EU) – Euro 500 / (Non-EU) – Euro 600

Module Description

The aim of this module is to provide a general overview of all the main aspects of Risk Management starting from the definition of the term all the way to emergency preparedness and future predictions. This module will enable participants to appreciate the functional structures, roles and responsibilites required to ensure an effective enterprise wide risk management.

Entry Requirements

Students should be at least 18 years+ and in possession of a minimum MQF Level 4 Qualification in Facilities Management or related

Level 4 – Diploma in Facilities Management

AND

Be in possession of one of the following:

Grade 5 in English (Matsec Certificate)
IELTs 6.0
Or an equivalent qualification.

Audience

This course is targeted at:

individuals aspiring to work as a facility, operation managers and risk auditors
individuals who wish to advance their education and gain in depth knowledge and skills related to facilities management and audits.
individuals already working in the field related to facilities management or audits and would like to obtain qualification in this sector.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the module/unit the learner will have acquired the responsibility and autonomy to:

Illustrate the key aspects of a risk management framework;
Develop the ability to assess the risk and recommend relevant treatment options;
Apply suitable risk assessment techniques for qualitative and quantitative risk analysis;
Evaluate the main tools, techniques and models for understanding emerging and future risks.

At the end of the module/unit the learner will have acquired the following skills:

Apply suitable risk identification techniques;
Gather sufficient, relevant and reliable information and data for use in risk assessments;
Analyse the means and methods that can be implemented review, monitor, report and maintain risk control;
Compare and contrast the various available forms of risk financing;
Evaluate the main tools, techniques and models for understanding emerging and future risks;
Design an appropriate and successful business continuity plan in the context of the wider enterprise risk management;

Assessment

This module shall be taught making use of synchronous teaching methods whereby participants will be engaged in learning at the same time. A highly interactive class, where all participants will be encouraged to engage and participate, share and gain from each other’s knowledge and experience.

Exam, Case Study & Group Presentation

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