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CIM Diploma in Marketing syllabus

The CIM Professional Diploma in Marketing programme modules are:

Marketing Research and Information

By the end of this module you should be able to:

  • Identify appropriate marketing information and marketing research requirements for business decision-making
  • Plan for and manage the acquisition, storage, retrieval and reporting of information on the organisation’s market and customers
  • Explain the process involved in purchasing market research and the development of effective client supplier relationships
  • Write a research brief to meet the requirements of an organisation to support a specific plan or business decision
  • Develop a research proposal to fulfil a given research brief
  • Evaluate the appropriateness of different qualitative and quantitative research methodologies to meet different research situations
  • Design and plan a research programme
  • Design a questionnaire and discussion guide
  • Interpret quantitative and qualitative data and present coherent and appropriate recommendations that lead to effective marketing and business decisions
  • Critically evaluate the outcomes and quality of a research project
  • Explain the legal, regulatory, ethical and social responsibilities of organisations involved in gathering, holding and using information
 

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Marketing Planning

By the end of this module you should be able to:

  • Explain the role of the marketing plan within the context of the organisation’s strategy and culture and the broader marketing environment (ethics, social responsibility, legal frameworks and sustainability)
  • Conduct a marketing audit considering appropriate internal and external factors
  • Develop marketing objectives and plans at an operational level appropriate to the internal and external environment
  • Develop the role of branding and positioning within the marketing plan
  • Integrate marketing mix tools to achieve effective implementation of plans
  • Select an appropriate co-ordinated marketing mix incorporating appropriate stakeholder relationships for a particular marketing context
  • Set and justify budgets for marketing plans and mix decisions
  • Define and use appropriate measurements to evaluate the effectiveness of marketing plans and activities
  • Make recommendations for changes and innovations to marketing processes based on an understanding of the organisational context and an evaluation of past marketing activities
 

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Marketing Communications

By the end of this module you should be able to:

  • Explain the role of marketing communications and advise how personal influences might be used to develop promotional effectiveness
  • Explain how the tools of the promotional mix can be coordinated in order to communicate effectively with customers and a range of stakeholders
  • Devise a basic media plan based on specific campaign requirements using both offline and online media
  • Develop marketing communication and brand support activities based on an understanding of the salient characteristics of the target audience
  • Explain the main elements, activities and linkages associated with the formulation and implementation of a marketing communications plan
  • Recommend a suitable marketing communications budget
  • Explain the importance of developing long term relationships with customers, channel members, agencies and other stakeholders and transfer such knowledge to the development of marketing communication activities
  • Suggest suitable methods to influence the relationships an organisation has with its customers, any marketing channel partners and other stakeholders, using marketing communications
  • Use the vocabulary of the marketing communications industry and be able to communicate effectively with other marketing practitioners
 

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Marketing Management in Practice

By the end of this module you should be able to:

  • Explain the roles and structure of the marketing function and the nature of relationships with other functions within various types of organisation
  • Interpret qualitative and quantitative data and present appropriate and coherent recommendations that lead to effective marketing and business decisions
  • Develop marketing objectives and plans at an operational level appropriate to the organisation's internal and external environments
  • Use appropriate management techniques to plan and control marketing activities and projects
  • Use appropriate techniques to develop, manage and motivate a team so that it performs effectively and delivers required results
  • Define measures for, and evaluate the performance of, marketing plans, activities and projects and make recommendations for improvements
 

(Source: Chartered Institute of Marketing)

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