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Level 3 Diploma in Retail Skills

Level 3 Diploma in Retail Skills

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Level 3 Diploma in Retail Skills

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  1. IAO LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA INRETAIL SKILLS (MANAGEMENT)(QCF) Credits : 43 Duration : 6 months /9 months Londan School of InternationalBusiness www.LSIB.co.uk admissions@lsib.co.uk

  2. 2 About London School of InternationalBusiness London School of International Business (LSIB) LONDON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALBUSINESS www.LSIB.CO.UK

  3. 3 Qualificationsummary QCFlevel 3 Qualification creditvalue 43credits Minimum credits at/above level 43credits Assessment requirements Portfolio of Evidence This qualification is internally assessed and internally quality assured by Centre staff and externally quality assured by Innovate Awarding External Quality Advisors(EQAs). The IAO Level 3 Diploma in Retail Skills (Management) (QCF) is a flexible qualification designed to provide Learners with an in- depth level of retail competence required by employers in the sector. Aims and objectives of the qualification LONDON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALBUSINESS www.LSIB.CO.UK

  4. 4 Qualification structure To complete this qualification, candidates must achieve a minimum of 43credits. All 43 credits must be achieved at level 3, of which 10 credits must come from the mandatory unit in Group A. 33 credits must come from GroupsB. A minimum of 18 credits must come from Group B1. A maximum of 15 credits can come from Group B2. A maximum of 8 credits can come from GroupB3. UnitStructures All units are listed below Mandatory units QualificationStructure Mandatory GroupA LONDON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALBUSINESS www.LSIB.CO.UK

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  16. 16 A step in the food preparation process which can be controlled, but would not result in an unacceptable health risk if control was not exercised. Corrective action The action to be taken when a critical limit isbreached. Critical controlpoint A step in the food control or preparation process where a food safety hazard must be dealt with by preventing it, removing it or reducing it to an acceptablelevel. Criticallimit The minimum and maximum limits allowed in order to control a particular task orprocess. Food safetyhazards Something which may cause harm to the consumer and can be: microbiological (for example, bacteria, moulds,viruses) chemical (for example, pesticides used on fruit and vegetables, chemicals used in cleaning or for pestcontrol) physical (for example, insects, parasites, glass, nails) allergenic (for example, nuts, milk,eggs) Food safetymanagement Putting into practice the policies, procedures, practices, controls and documentation that ensure that food is safe forconsumers. Procedures A series of clear steps or instructions on how to do things; rules. Some companies document their procedures formally in writing, and others simply have procedures that all staff understand and follow but which are not writtendown. Training Bringing an individual up to a desired level or standard of proficiency. This can be done by means of instruction or by formal trainingcourses. Variance The difference between the planned or standard limits allowed and the actual valuesmonitored. Verification LONDON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALBUSINESS www.LSIB.CO.UK

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  33. 33 Title: K/503/5733 Produce staffing schedules to help a retail team to achieve itstargets Level: 3 Creditvalue: 5 GLH: 22 Learningoutcomes The learnerwill: 1. Understand the uses of andconstraints Assessment criteria The learnercan: 1.1 Explain the relationship betweenstaffing upon the staffing schedules for a retailteam • schedules and the achievement of work targets within a retailteam • Explain the factors other than staffingthat • may affect progress towards work targets, and the effect these are likely tohave • Explain what can happen if requirements are not complied with when drawing up staffing schedulesincluding: • legal requirements organisational requirements contracts ofemployment 2. Be able to produce staffing schedules for a retail team 2.1 Produce staffing schedules that: cover all the operational needsthat the team is responsible formeeting take account of the operational constraints thatapply take account of the existing skills of staff show how work will beallocated between available staff show the locations where individuals willwork show the times when individuals will start and finishwork comply with relevant laws, organisational policy relating to working hours and individual contracts ofemployment attempt to make it easy for team members to understand anduse include contingency plans to cope with unusualsituations LONDON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALBUSINESS www.LSIB.CO.UK

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  39. 39 Title: F/503/5737 Monitor and support secure payment point use during tradinghours Level: 3 Creditvalue: 3 GLH: 13 Learningoutcomes The learnerwill: 1. Understand the data securityrisks Assessment criteria The learnercan: • Explain who is authorised to remove cash or cash equivalents frompayment points during tradinghours • Explain the data security risks thatcan • arise at a payment point • 2.1 Monitor the payment point duringtrading associated with payment pointuse 2. Be able to monitor and support secure payment point use during tradinghours • hours to ensure that staff are following organisational procedures for keeping customers’ personal dataconfidential • Authorise payment pointtransactions • and adjustments in line with organisational procedures for: • customerservice security • stockcontrol • Replenish change in payment points in line with organisationalprocedures Additional information about this unit N/A This unit assesses the occupational competence of individuals who are responsible for maintaining the secure use of single or multiple payment points during tradinghours. Unit aim(s) LONDON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALBUSINESS www.LSIB.CO.UK

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