IEMA Diploma
Introduction
The IEMA Diploma in Environmental Management has been established to support delegates requiring a high level environmental qualification. It has been specifically designed to support those individuals wishing to progress their IEMA membership from the Associate to Full member level.
The Diploma builds on the knowledge and understanding gained through completion of IEMA Associate membership, broadening an individual’s knowledge and understanding beyond their immediate role or sector.
Completion of all three modules of the diploma is necessary to be awarded the IEMA Diploma in Environmental Management. Completion of the Diploma will also provide delegates with the key knowledge and understanding requirements required for Full membership of the IEMA.
The Diploma has been based on the level six descriptors of the NQF (National Qualification Framework).
Modules
The three modules consist of:
- Managing Environmental Aspects and Impacts;
- Strategic Environmental Management;
- Leading and Managing Change.
Delegates will be awarded a certificate for each module that is successfully completed. This certificate will be provided by the IEMA. After successful completion of all modules of the Diploma, the IEMA will award a certificate for the achievement of the IEMA Diploma in Environmental Management.
Candidate Requirements
In order to be considered to participate on the IEMA Diploma, delegates must be an IEMA Associate member (AIEMA).
Assessment
Assessment methods will be set by the Training Organisations but must meet, as a minimum, the following criteria.
- Each module will be assessed independently of other modules.
- The assessment will include the production of assignments which require candidates to apply the knowledge they have gained to a practical situation, to test understanding.
- Examinations may be used, both open and closed book. If this is the chosen assessment method, the examinations must be undertaken under the conditions set by the Training organisation.
- Practical exercises may be used as part of the assessment.
Course dates
The IEMA Diploma pilot will be delivered by Woodland Grange, further poviders will be added after the pilot has commenced.
Dates for the start of each module are:
| 26th January 2009 | Module 1: Managing Environmental Aspects and Impacts |
| 27th April 2009 | Module 2: Strategic Environmental Management |
| 27th July 2009 | Module 3: Leading and Managing Change |
You can enrol for the pilot by contacting Woodland Grange on 01926 310565 or visit www.wgrange.com
