This course develops essential skills in using technology to manage and analyze data, make informed decisions, and understand the impact of IT in organizations and society. Designed to replace the former Secretarial program, it blends Management Information Systems for skilled individuals in both formal and informal sectors, aligning with TVET policy and industry demands to address rapid technological advancements.
Course Overview
COURSE TYPE
Standard
DURATION
6 Months
REGISTRATION
Ghc 200.00
TUITION FEE
Ghc 3800.00
SCHOLARSHIP STATUS
Full, Partial
Learning Objectives
- Understand the concept and importance of Management Information Systems (MIS).
- Use technology to manage and analyze data effectively.
- Develop problem-solving and decision-making skills using IT.
- Comprehend the impact of IT on organizations and society.
- Acquire essential skills in computer applications, data management, and presentation.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Define and explain the importance and types of MIS.
- Utilize data management systems and analyze data using spreadsheets and databases.
- Assess the ethical and social implications of IT and practice digital citizenship.
- Implement IT solutions in organizational processes and effectively present data.
- Demonstrate basic skills in computer programming, web development, and IT project management.
- Understand and apply data security measures and knowledge of emerging technologies.
- Execute office management, human resource management, and business communication tasks.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This course is designed for graduates of SHS/TVET qualifications and individuals with higher qualifications interested in becoming basic IT professionals. It is suitable for those operating in both formal and informal sectors of the economy.
PROSPECTS OF THE COURSE
Graduates will be equipped to work in various sectors as Administrative Assistants, Personal Assistants, or Managers, performing basic MIS functions such as data processing, decision support, and information management. They will also be eligible for further studies in polytechnics and universities, enhancing their career prospects in IT and related fields.