Diploma Part 1 and 2 papers
are set and marked to the level of the first
year of a UK Business Studies degree programme.
The examinations are set and marked externally. All subjects
will be assessed by a written external examination of three
hours duration.
ABE examinations are held twice a year in
June and December. The dates are published in the journal Business
Executive which is supplied free to all members four times
a year.
The ABE has examination centres worldwide
which are independent of any Institutions running the ABE
programmes.
The Panel of Examiners and Moderators is drawn
from the staff of UK Universities and industry and have direct
experience of business life. The Examiners are instructed by
the Education Committee.
Only registered students of the Association
may sit for the examinations. Students should be aware of the
closing dates for registration and examinations. This information
can be obtained from the ABE office or from the New
London College Examinations Office.
Upon completion of Diploma Part 1, the successful
student will be sent a scroll. Following passes in the nine
requisite Diploma subjects above, the student will be awarded
the Diploma in Business Management.
The Method of Assessment for all ABE subjects
is by written examination and the following Grades are awarded:
Grade A - 70%+ Distinction
Grade B - 55-69% Credit
Grade C - 40-54% Pass
Grade D - 30-39% Fail
Grade E - 29% and below Fail
Candidates will be notified individually of
their results normally about two months after the examinations.
* It is recommended that
students sit the Diploma Part 1 examinations before attempting
any subject in Diploma Part 2. |