Prerequisites
In this training, there are no formal prerequisites.
Audience
The Foundation Certificate is for people who wish to gain an understanding of the complex factors which designs the working ways of an organisation. It is ideal for Business Analysts, Subject Matter Experts, Project Managers, Business Managers, and Product Owners, and so many more.
BCS Foundation Certificate in Organisational Behaviour Course Overview
The BCS Foundation Certificate in Organisational Behaviour provides an entry level qualification to the delegates so that they can gain an understanding of the complex factors which designs the way of working of the organisations. It comprises of the organisational design and operating models, group and individual performance, as well as culture and behaviour principles.
This Organisational Behaviour (OB) can be defined as the study of human behaviour in organisational settings, the human behavior and the organisational interface, and the organisation itself. Organisational Behaviour researchers study the individuals’ behaviour mainly in their organisational roles. One of the main objectives of organisational behaviour is to rejuvenate organisational theory and develop a better organisational life concepts.
The certificate will also enable candidates to learn the main principles of finance at business as well as project level. They will also gain an understanding of business finance and organisational behaviour, including:
- Three techniques to evaluate a financial case
- An appreciation of costing and pricing, forecasting and budgeting
- An understanding of organisational models and structures
- How to interpret financial accounts and explain specific business performance ratios
- How to analyse the business domain and portfolio value
- Organisational Principles including delivering value, structure, budgets, jobs, management and rules
- Organisational motivation, behaviour and culture
- Group formation, dynamics and networks
- Project finance including costs and benefits, payback, discounted cash flow and internal rate of return