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Johor · Malaysia

Business programmes built around what managers actually face at work

Three structured programmes — each with published contact hours, cohort sizes, and assessment weights. No aspirational language. Straight to the syllabus.

Cohorts capped at 20
Case-based teaching

What we offer

Three programmes, each with a defined scope

Management Accounting

Management Accounting for Non-Specialists

25 contact hours · 5 weeks · RM 720

Covers cost behaviour, contribution and break-even, budgeting and variance analysis, working capital cycles, and reading a management pack. Sessions combine short teaching with spreadsheet exercises and anonymised company cases.

  • One variance analysis assessment
  • One written commentary, equally weighted
  • Cohort capped at 20 participants
  • Case pack, templates, recorded sessions (6 months)
  • No accounting background required
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Operations and Supply Chain

Operations and Supply Chain Diploma Track

140 contact hours · 24 weeks · RM 3,450

Part-time track for staff in production, procurement, or distribution. Modules cover demand planning, inventory policy, supplier management, quality systems, warehouse and transport economics, and continuous improvement.

  • Three site visits to Johor host companies
  • Workplace improvement project to published rubric
  • Faculty panel presentation
  • Four individual coaching sessions included
  • Entry assumes ≥2 years in an operating role
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Executive Working Group

Executive Working Group Programme

12 months · 60 taught hours + facilitation · RM 4,600

For the leadership team of a single company. Combines taught modules with facilitated working sessions on the company's own operating decisions, including a diagnostic review, monthly facilitated sessions, and a written operating handbook.

  • Diagnostic review of operating processes
  • Strategy execution, operations, organisational design
  • Monthly facilitated sessions on live questions
  • Operating handbook the company keeps
  • Closing session with board or ownership group
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Why Praxentia

What distinguishes how we teach

Published scope and hours

Every programme lists contact hours, cohort size, assessment weightings, and entry assumptions before enrolment. No surprises after you have committed time and budget.

Workplace projects, not papers

Assessment on the diploma track is a documented improvement project from your own workplace, judged against a published rubric and presented to a faculty panel.

Small cohorts

The management accounting course runs with at most twenty participants. Discussion quality depends on preparation, not numbers; smaller groups hold each participant to a higher standard.

Site visits to operating companies

Diploma track participants visit three host companies in Johor. Seeing a real warehouse or production line shifts how participants read case studies for the rest of the programme.

One company, one handbook

The Executive Working Group produces a written operating handbook specific to the participating company — not a generic framework, but a document that records decisions taken during the programme.

Based in Johor

Programmes run from Skudai. Case material draws on manufacturing, logistics, and trade contexts common in southern Peninsular Malaysia, rather than examples built for other markets.

Three programmes. Each with a published syllabus and a defined scope.

If you want to understand what a programme covers before deciding whether it fits your team, ask us. We are straightforward about what each programme does and does not address.

Common questions

What participants usually ask before enrolment

Who are these programmes designed for? +
The management accounting course is for managers who are asked to read or defend financial reports but have no accounting background — finance, IT, operations, or general management staff who encounter a management pack regularly. The diploma track is for people working in operations, procurement, or distribution who have at least two years of direct experience. The executive programme is for the senior leadership team of a single company.
When do the next cohorts start? +
Cohort dates are set each quarter. Contact us directly to receive the schedule for the current period and to check whether places remain open. We do not publish fixed dates on this page because cohorts sometimes fill before a new date is confirmed.
Is the management accounting course relevant if I am not in a finance role? +
Yes, and that is its intended audience. The course covers management reporting practice — the kind of information that appears in an internal monthly pack — rather than statutory accounting. It assumes no accounting background but does assume you are comfortable navigating a spreadsheet. It does not cover taxation, statutory filing, or anything that requires a qualified accountant.
How is the diploma track assessed? +
Each participant completes a workplace improvement project — a documented proposal addressing a real operational issue in their own company. The project is assessed against a published rubric and presented to a faculty panel. The rubric is shared at the start of the programme so there are no assessment surprises near the end.
What does the Executive Working Group programme cost and what does it include? +
The programme is priced at RM 4,600 and covers twelve months. Included: a diagnostic review of your operating processes, sixty contact hours of teaching across strategy execution, operations, and organisational design, monthly facilitated sessions on live operational questions, quarterly written reviews, a written operating handbook, and a closing session with the board or ownership group. Financial, legal, and taxation matters are outside scope.
How do I know if a programme is the right fit before committing? +
Contact us and ask what you want to know. We will tell you what each programme covers and does not cover, the entry assumptions, the format, and the assessment approach. If a programme is not the right match for your background or objectives, we will say so rather than enrol you and deal with that problem later.

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Our Location

No. 4, Jalan Bestari 3, Taman Nusa Bestari, 81300 Skudai, Johor, Malaysia

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Contact Details

Address
No. 4, Jalan Bestari 3
Taman Nusa Bestari
81300 Skudai, Johor
Malaysia
Office Hours

Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

Preparation expectations

Management accounting course: 2 hrs preparation per session. Diploma track: 3–4 hrs per week outside contact time, including case reading and workplace project work. Discussion is part of assessment — unprepared participants affect the group.

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