What is a Level 7 qualification in the UK? CMI Level 7 Diploma course

ALTON, U.K. - Nov. 6, 2019 - PRLog -- Is CMI a recognised qualification? is a simple question anyone can ask. When you see a course like our CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership (https://theccm.co.uk/courses-page/cmi-level-7-strategic-management-and-leadership/), (https://theccm.co.uk/courses-page/cmi-level-7-strategic-management-and-leadership/) it can be hard to gather what that means. The question we're going to be looking at in this post is what the "CMI" means and what sort of qualification you come out of the course with.

It's not a type of qualification – in this case, the qualification is a Level 7 Diploma. I've already written about what a level 7 qualification is, so if you're unsure about that, go back and have a read of that. The CMI here stands for "Chartered Management Institute" – a recognised organisation that represents managers. College of Contract Management (https://theccm.co.uk/) in the United Kingdom is a leading course provider worldwide. You can learn more about them at their website (https://www.managers.org.uk/).

Level 7 Qualification

The fact that our course in strategic management and leadership is labelled as a "Level 7 Diploma" tells you that it fits under level 7. Diplomas are just one of the forms that a level 7 qualification can take, along with awards, certificates and other similar terms. As a general rule, a diploma is an academically focused qualification, awarded by an educational institute such as the College of Contract Management (https://theccm.co.uk/#business-and-management). Not every level 7 qualification is labelled as such, but many are, especially if they can be of several different levels, like an NVQ.

For more info
https://www.theccm.co.uk/level-7-qualification/