Pre-Requisites of Work Oriented Vocational

Bachelors & Post Post- Graduate Degree Programmes

The WIV recognises the importance of theory and practice, which has great influence in Education, Training and Professional Development. Based on this philosophy, the Varsity has designed study programmes to recognise and to award credit units for prior learning, work experience and knowledge. This will enable applicants to accumulate credit units towards their Academic Achievements, Assignments, Training including In-House and Work-Shops and completed Correspondence Courses. This will reduce the time taken to complete the appropriate Degree Programmes.

Any candidate who does not possess sufficient credit units in obtaining the Professional Degree Qualifications, can achieve his/her goal by distance learning courses or attending seminars and trainings conducted by the Varsity's Study Plan, which in turn will enable the candidates to obtain the Professional and Vocational Degrees awarded by the Associate Members of UK Commission for Consistent Learning, who by their right are authorised to award the Professional Degree qualifications that they may deem fit.

Assessments & Awarding

WIV only awards the Work Oriented Professional & Vocational Degree Programmes to Mature Candidates, who have missed the opportunity to gain the Academic Degree Qualifications. To this end all candidates will be Examined and Assessed in the following four important stages.

1) Assignments
2) Locally held Workshops and Seminars
3) A Work Based Project / Dissertation.
4) An Oral Examination.

Submission of Assignments/Dissertation will gain 50% Credits; Attending Workshops/Seminars will gain 20% Credits and attending the Oral Examination will gain 30% Credits. To gain the Work Oriented Professional Degree Qualification, the Candidate must have a minimum of 80% Credits and must have held a Senior Management Position for a minimum period of Three Years in the respective field of employment.