CIPD - Certificate in People Practice - Evening

• Business, culture and change in context 
• Principles of analytics 
• Core behaviours for people professionals 
• Essentials of people practice

This qualification introduces the learner to a wide range of relevant knowledge and expertise in people practice. It is suited to those learners who: 

• are studying, aspiring to, or embarking on, a career in people practice
• are working in a people practice support role and wish to develop their knowledge and deliver immediate and short-term value for their organisation
• wish to develop the specialist knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a people professional

Successful achievement of the CIPD Level 3 (equivalent to SCQF Level 6) Foundation Certificate in People Practice will allow progression onto the CIPD Level 5 (equivalent to SCQF Level 8/9) Associate Diploma in People Management 

There are no formal entry requirements

Course places are only secured after payment/funding has been arranged. 

As per the College Tuition Fees and Refund Policy, tuition fees are non-refundable except under exceptional circumstances.

Student Paying

Fees of less than £150 must be paid in full. Payment by instalment is available, provided the course fee is greater than £150.

Instalments must be paid via direct debit over a 4-month period and an initial 30% deposit is required in order to secure your place. You will not be able to apply online if paying by direct debit, you must contact Evening Admissions by email at - eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk

Employer Paying

If your employer is paying for your tuition fees, an Employers Agreement form or letter from your employer must be submitted prior to or on enrolment. You can access the Employer Agreement form here and this should be returned to evening admissions -eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk

Refunds will only be given if the course is cancelled or significantly altered by the College. Please refer to our Tuition Fee and Withdrawal procedure for further information.

ITA funding

This course is eligible for ITA funding. You may be eligible if you are:

• Aged 16 or over
• Not in education or involved in any other SDS funded programme
• Unemployed and looking to get back into work
• Employed and earning less than £22,000 per year
• Resident in Scotland

If you wish to use ITA funding towards the cost of this course, you must first apply for the ITA funding through the My World of Work website. ITA funding will cover up to £200 of course fees.

You will not be able to enrol for your course online if using ITA funding. Once you’ve applied for funding, you will receive a confirmation email from SDS and the college with instructions on how to book your course.