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Micro-credential certification in Business and Company Law MGT4054

Overview: 

This programme covers areas on the elements of the legal system, including the main sources of law, legal rules on the law of contract, distinguishing between alternative forms and constitutions of business organisations, and understanding how companies are managed, administered and regulated.

Note: Subject relates to Diploma of Accountancy

Programme Fee

Awarding Body: 

This programme is designed, delivered, assessed and awarded by SEGi University through the Africa Open Learning Platform. 

Endorsement & Recognition: 


This programme is recognized and endorsed by the Seychelles Qualifications Authority (SQA), established under the Seychelles Qualifications Authority Act of 2005. 

Discipline: 
Business & Accounting
Contents: 
  1. The Legal System
  2. The Formation of Contracts
  3. Contents of The Contracts
  4. Vitiating Factors
  5. Discharge of Contracts
  6. Remedies
  7. The Corporate Form
  8. Formation and Constitution of Company
  9. Promoters and Pre-Incorporation Contracts
  10. Management and Administration
  11. Company Meetings
Assessments: 

Assignment 1 - 20% 
Assignment 2 - 30% 
Final Examination - 50% 

Credit Transfer: 
Upon successful completion of this Micro-credential certification in Business and Company Law, students will be able to transfer grades and credits into the following programme(s):
  1. Diploma of Accountancy
Continuing Education: 
Upon successful completion of this Diploma of Accountancy programme and meeting the necessary entry requirements, students will be able to progress into the following programme(s):
  1. Bachelor of Accounting & Finance (BAF)
  2. Bachelor of Business Management(BBM)
Career Opportunities: 

This subject covers areas on the elements of the legal system including the main sources of law, legal rules on the law of contract, to distinguish between alternative forms and constitutions of business organizations, understanding on how companies are managed, administered and regulated.