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The IWFM Level 6 qualifications in Facilities Management are designed for experienced professionals looking to deepen their expertise in facilities management, develop strategic skills, and advance into senior management roles within the industry.
This qualification is ideal for individuals who have management responsibilities but no formal training, and are serious about developing their abilities or those that aspire to be in a management position.
Complete within 4-15 months
121 coaching sessions
9 x online workshops
Online resources included
The IWFM Level 6 Diploma in Facilities Management consists of four mandatory units (30 credits) plus additional optional units to achieve a minimum of 60 credits in total.
Understand the influences and drivers that can affect the strategy and direction of facilities management. How to market and promote facilities management to clients and end-users. Understand the importance of innovation within facilities management and how to establish a problem-solving culture.
Understand the purpose of corporate governance and an organisation’s ethical responsibilities. Understand the principles of effective governance, its relationship to risk management and the importance of risk management in the context of the strategy in business. Effectively review the effectiveness of risk management strategies, apply risk transfer within the facilities management function and contribute to a robust business continuity plan for an organisation as a whole.
Develop strategies for the delivery of support services within facilities management and identify opportunities for new or alternative services.
Develop and articulate a vision and understand the relationship between facilities management and organisational strategy. Lead and empower staff and stakeholders using a range of leadership and management theories to create a culture which encourages innovation.
Develop productive relationships with colleagues, stakeholders, suppliers and specialists, consult on key issues and activities, manage complex negotiations and understand the wider context that affects these relationships. Understand the implications of ‘conflict of interest’ and to monitor and review the effectiveness of their working relationships with colleagues and stakeholders.
Understand the importance of corporate responsibility within facilities management and champion the organisation’s legal, ethical, social, and regulatory responsibilities. Evaluate policies that protect the environment and supports corporate responsibility to review and improve environmental awareness and social responsibility within the facilities management function.
The IWFM Level 6 Certificate in Facilities Management consists of one mandatory unit (10 credits) plus additional optional units to achieve a minimum of 30 credits in total.
Understand the influences and drivers that can affect the strategy and direction of facilities management. How to market and promote facilities management to clients and end-users. Understand the importance of innovation within facilities management and how to establish a problem-solving culture.
Understand the purpose of corporate governance and an organisation’s ethical responsibilities. Understand the principles of effective governance, its relationship to risk management and the importance of risk management in the context of the strategy in business. Effectively review the effectiveness of risk management strategies, apply risk transfer within the facilities management function and contribute to a robust business continuity plan for an organisation as a whole.
Understand the lines of responsibility for health and safety in facilities management, and how those responsibilities can be discharged
Develop an understanding of facilities management support services operations and how to monitor the delivery of those services within safe systems of work and budgetary constraints
The IWFM Level 6 Award in Facilities Management consists of one mandatory unit (10 credits)
Understand the influences and drivers that can affect the strategy and direction of facilities management. How to market and promote facilities management to clients and end-users. Understand the importance of innovation within facilities management and how to establish a problem-solving culture.
This qualification will be assessed by Assignments/Personal development plan & Leadership assessment and evalution.
You may be eligible for an advanced learner loan if you are aged 19 or over, and do not hold an existing level 3 qualification (or above).
Getting an advanced learner loan doesn’t depend on your household income or your employment status, and there is no credit check. You won’t have to pay anything back until you are earning more than £25,000 per year (before tax and other deductions).
Advanced learner loans are suitable for anyone who:
This course is also available without a learner loan and you can pay over 9 monthly instalments (1 x£226 plus 8 x £220)
| Additional Optional Units | Unit Credits |
|---|---|
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Compliance with organisational health and safety and the impact on facilities management |
6 |
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Human resource management in facilities management |
6 |
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Strategic management of information and knowledge in facilities management |
4 |
|
Procurement strategy for facilities management |
6 |
|
Property management and maintenance strategy for facilities management |
8 |
|
Understand the estate management function for facilities managers |
4 |
|
Understanding access management and inclusion |
5 |
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