STUDENT SUPPORT
We offer additional support to Masters students currently enrolled at various institutions of higher learning. We host support methodologies that are appropriately tailored to meet our client’s specific needs. Our approach is not prescriptive: It will be developed to align with specific requirements and structural complexities of our clients. We provide support for the following subjects:
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Research proposal –This module aims to equip students with theoretical and practical knowledge required to write a research proposal for research project that will be undertaken. The following subsections are unpacked in detail.
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Introduction to the problem being investigated
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Literature review (how to identify the right literature to review).
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Proposed methodology (with justification), i.e. which methodology or methodologies would best address the research questions. HOW to implement the chosen methodology.
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What are the key questions / concepts that you would address and from whom or where would you intend to obtain this information
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Limitations of the study
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How would you address the validity and reliability issues of the study?
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Ethical considerations pertaining to the proposed methodology
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The perceived significance / benefits of the proposed study
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List of references
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Financial & Management Accounting –This module has been designed to reflect the cutting edge of current financial and cost management accounting thinking, but has been prepared in such a way that it is accessible to those who do not have a basic understanding of finance. By the end of this course, the student will feel comfortable working with financial experts in your business, no matter what area you are in.
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Strategic Financial Management - This module aims to equip students with a sound theoretical and practical knowledge of important aspects of business finance, strategic financial management. It also provides a practical guide to the appropriate use of financial strategy in order to add value to the overall corporate strategy of an organisation.
