I think you may have trouble just taking a course in business and then applying under the skilled migrant category as a manager. Even with qualifications, it's incredibly rare for someone to just jump straight in at management level with little to no experience so immigration may find this suspicious. As you have already had an application declined, immigration will check your case very carefully and reference it to your previous application. This will make it worse as you are applying as something completely different to last time.
If you want to gain residency, really your best bet would be to find a job in IT and work in it for a couple of years to gain experience. Then you may find you have enough points to apply as a skilled migrant under an IT role, which will match your previous application. If you try to cheat immigration through shortcuts or false jobs, you may get your profile flagged and be denied any further visas.
Taffy
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