The document summarizes Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education. It outlines SSE's mission to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness through research and teaching. SSE aims to be a global benchmark in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance. SSE provides executive education programs that take a CEO perspective and integrate general management topics. It has over 250 researchers across many business areas. SSE ensures high quality through participant feedback, faculty development, and accreditation. It works closely with clients to design impactful assignments addressing real business challenges. SSE offers open and consortium programs in general management, finance, and insurance.
The document summarizes Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education. It outlines SSE's mission to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness through research and teaching. SSE aims to be a global benchmark in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance. SSE provides executive education programs that take a CEO perspective and integrate general management topics. It has over 250 researchers across many business areas. SSE ensures high quality through participant feedback, faculty development, and accreditation. It works closely with clients to design impactful assignments addressing real business challenges. SSE offers open and consortium programs in general management, finance, and insurance.
DC14 3. Are apprentices the new graduates part 4 HSBC (Bright Futures, BT, Pw...EmmaAGR
HSBC launched an apprenticeship program in 2010 to differentiate itself from competitors and professionalize its workforce beyond just graduates. The program aimed to build a non-graduate development proposition and has since grown significantly, hiring 700 apprentices annually compared to just 135 graduates. The apprenticeship program has been externally recognized and evaluated positively, with high completion rates, recommendation scores, and retention of apprentices post-program. Moving forward, HSBC plans to further professionalize its workforce through apprenticeships and develop a common approach for junior talent development beyond just graduates.
Online College Grads - The New Strategic Talent PoolDendreon
Hire-A-Champ is a career coaching and employer engagement program run by Ashford University that connects candidates with opportunities. It offers unlimited free job postings and various marketing and recruiting services to attract a diverse pool of candidates, including those with a mix of experience levels, military backgrounds, and who are on average 36 years old, 70% female, and 50% minorities. Ashford students come with life experience and are ready to make an impact through their education across 60+ degree programs in various fields.
The Tourism Skills Center in Iceland was established in 2017 to provide vocational training to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the tourism sector. It is financed by the Ministry of Industries and Innovation and aims to increase skills, profitability, and the performance of frontline staff through targeted training programs. The Center works directly with companies to develop customized training plans based on each company's goals around metrics like customer satisfaction, revenues, and employee retention. It then works with external training providers to deliver the training and evaluates the impact on company performance. Since launching in 2018, the Center has worked with over 120 small companies, signing over 40 contracts involving over 2,100 employees. While measurement can be challenging, this holistic and
Employability & skills for the business worldRemas Mohamed
This document discusses preparing young people for future employment. It notes that one third of jobs require graduate-level skills, and graduate employment has seen growth while non-graduate prospects have declined. Employers want skills like teamwork, communication, and a good work ethic. They are impressed by honesty, IT skills, and reliability, but see gaps in business acumen, leadership, and decision-making. Universities are working to better develop employability skills by embedding them in programs instead of offering them separately. Teesside University has made changes like mandatory leadership modules and team assignments using business simulation software.
The Next Step Challenge is a 6-month accelerator program and competition that provides startups access to business training, mentors, testing infrastructure, financing, and other resources to help transform and mature their businesses. Up to 8 companies will be selected to participate in the program, which includes over 200 hours of coaching and workshops focused on validating business assumptions. The winner of the competition will receive a grand prize of €250,000. The Next Step Challenge is open to international startups working on next-generation energy and digital products and services.
Nicholas Associates Group provides a range of talent management solutions including apprenticeship programs, graduate placement, temporary and permanent staffing, professional recruitment, leadership and learning development, and talent management platforms. It works with clients from apprentices to boardroom level and across various industries. The group has several brands that each specialize in different talent solutions such as apprenticeships, graduates, temporary/permanent recruitment, and professional search.
The document summarizes Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education. It outlines SSE's mission to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness through research and teaching. SSE aims to be a global benchmark in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance. SSE provides executive education programs that take a CEO perspective and integrate general management topics. It has over 250 researchers across many business areas. SSE ensures high quality through participant feedback, faculty development, and accreditation. It works closely with clients to design impactful assignments addressing real business challenges. SSE offers open and consortium programs in general management, finance, and insurance.
The document summarizes Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education. It outlines SSE's mission to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness through research and teaching. SSE aims to be a global benchmark in sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance. SSE provides executive education programs that take a CEO perspective and integrate general management topics. It has over 250 researchers across many business areas. SSE ensures high quality through participant feedback, faculty development, and accreditation. It works closely with clients to design impactful assignments addressing real business challenges. SSE offers open and consortium programs in general management, finance, and insurance.
DC14 3. Are apprentices the new graduates part 4 HSBC (Bright Futures, BT, Pw...EmmaAGR
HSBC launched an apprenticeship program in 2010 to differentiate itself from competitors and professionalize its workforce beyond just graduates. The program aimed to build a non-graduate development proposition and has since grown significantly, hiring 700 apprentices annually compared to just 135 graduates. The apprenticeship program has been externally recognized and evaluated positively, with high completion rates, recommendation scores, and retention of apprentices post-program. Moving forward, HSBC plans to further professionalize its workforce through apprenticeships and develop a common approach for junior talent development beyond just graduates.
Online College Grads - The New Strategic Talent PoolDendreon
Hire-A-Champ is a career coaching and employer engagement program run by Ashford University that connects candidates with opportunities. It offers unlimited free job postings and various marketing and recruiting services to attract a diverse pool of candidates, including those with a mix of experience levels, military backgrounds, and who are on average 36 years old, 70% female, and 50% minorities. Ashford students come with life experience and are ready to make an impact through their education across 60+ degree programs in various fields.
The Tourism Skills Center in Iceland was established in 2017 to provide vocational training to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the tourism sector. It is financed by the Ministry of Industries and Innovation and aims to increase skills, profitability, and the performance of frontline staff through targeted training programs. The Center works directly with companies to develop customized training plans based on each company's goals around metrics like customer satisfaction, revenues, and employee retention. It then works with external training providers to deliver the training and evaluates the impact on company performance. Since launching in 2018, the Center has worked with over 120 small companies, signing over 40 contracts involving over 2,100 employees. While measurement can be challenging, this holistic and
Employability & skills for the business worldRemas Mohamed
This document discusses preparing young people for future employment. It notes that one third of jobs require graduate-level skills, and graduate employment has seen growth while non-graduate prospects have declined. Employers want skills like teamwork, communication, and a good work ethic. They are impressed by honesty, IT skills, and reliability, but see gaps in business acumen, leadership, and decision-making. Universities are working to better develop employability skills by embedding them in programs instead of offering them separately. Teesside University has made changes like mandatory leadership modules and team assignments using business simulation software.
The Next Step Challenge is a 6-month accelerator program and competition that provides startups access to business training, mentors, testing infrastructure, financing, and other resources to help transform and mature their businesses. Up to 8 companies will be selected to participate in the program, which includes over 200 hours of coaching and workshops focused on validating business assumptions. The winner of the competition will receive a grand prize of €250,000. The Next Step Challenge is open to international startups working on next-generation energy and digital products and services.
Nicholas Associates Group provides a range of talent management solutions including apprenticeship programs, graduate placement, temporary and permanent staffing, professional recruitment, leadership and learning development, and talent management platforms. It works with clients from apprentices to boardroom level and across various industries. The group has several brands that each specialize in different talent solutions such as apprenticeships, graduates, temporary/permanent recruitment, and professional search.
This document discusses closing the gap between higher education and employability in the sport and physical activity sectors. It identifies that higher education institutions emphasize degree subject knowledge, generic skills, and work experience when defining employability, while the sport sector values additional factors like emotional intelligence. The document notes changing boundaries between education and the sport sector and how this impacts required skills. It poses discussion questions on success in sport careers and how employers can support workforce development. Finally, it recommends cross-sector collaboration on resources and innovative education to better address this gap.
Go for growth whc presentation feb 2013 stephenStephen Herman
This document provides an overview of apprenticeships in the UK, including what they are, who they are suited for, and benefits to businesses. Apprenticeships provide nationally recognized qualifications equivalent to vocational and higher education levels. They benefit both young and older new recruits as well as existing employees seeking development. Businesses report advantages like increased productivity, motivation, loyalty and competitiveness from hiring apprentices. Common myths are that they are only for youth and not real jobs. The document promotes apprenticeship programs available through West Herts College.
The document introduces Teesside University, noting it has over 28,000 students from over 100 countries and has invested over £120 million in new buildings and facilities. It highlights the university's award-winning reputation and accreditations. The document states postgraduate study allows one to specialize, gain skills and confidence, and stand out. It promotes Teesside University's bursaries, inspiring research, quality teaching, and on-campus business units that have helped create jobs. Finally, it discusses new buildings and campuses in the works and invites the reader to discuss their goals.
Eva Karen Þórðardóttir is a consultant with experience in the hotel and restaurant industry, including roles as a restaurant manager and HR manager. She holds a master's degree in leadership and management. The article discusses the importance of training for employees, arguing that qualified employees through training can increase profits compared to the costs of unqualified staff through issues like poor performance and turnover. It asks companies to consider where their focus should be between training investments or costs of unqualified staff, and how to develop great managers through focusing on training.
Specialist skills will give you the edge over your competitors. Attend our webinar on Monday 30 October, 2017, to hear from our School of Business academics and learn how our Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business degrees can help you take leadership positions in your chosen careers and what course options you have.
Specialist skills will give you the edge over your competitors. Attend our webinar on Monday 30 October, 2017, to hear from our School of Business academics and learn how our Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business degrees can help you take leadership positions in your chosen careers and what course options you have.
Employability & skills for the business world = arise dreamsArise Roby
This document discusses preparing young people for future employment. It notes that one third of jobs require graduate-level skills and employers seek graduates with strong employability skills like teamwork, communication, and a good work ethic. However, only 25% of employers believe graduates are well-prepared for employment. The document recommends universities embed employability skills into degree programs rather than offering them as extras. It outlines changes one university is making, like requiring a leadership module and team-based assignments, to better develop students' skills.
MENTORS' is the most reputed educational institution and admission consulting house dedicated to prepare students in their admissions, standardized tests, academic studies.
This document provides an overview of Arrow Tailors, a tailoring company founded in 1973 in Bangladesh. It discusses the company's profile, vision, mission, objectives, number of employees and branches. It then summarizes Arrow Tailors' approaches to human resource management, including acquisition, development, motivation and maintenance of employees. Key aspects covered include recruitment, training, performance reviews, compensation, benefits, empowerment, succession planning and managing HR systems/paperwork. The overall document outlines how Arrow Tailors effectively manages its human resources as a small business.
Year Up is a nonprofit workforce development organization that prepares underserved young adults for professional careers through a rigorous one-year training program. The program includes 6 months of classroom learning, followed by a 6-month paid internship at one of Year Up's corporate partners. Year Up aims to close the opportunity divide by providing urban youth with skills, experience, and support to empower them to reach their potential through careers and higher education. Results show 80% of students complete the program, 100% of qualified students are placed in internships, and 85% of graduates are employed or in college within 4 months of graduating. The program benefits both the students and corporate partners who receive entry-level talent that meets or exceeds expectations.
LinQs Business Support & Training Consultancy
Director Gill Bailey @gillrbailey, @LinQsLtd
Turning Managers into Leaders, Professional and Workforce Development for Care Sector, Blended Learning Delivery, E-learning, Group Training, One to one support, Coaching, Mentoring, Consultancy
HOW TO START YOUR IELTS & TOEFL COACHING INSTITUTE IN INDIAstartupscratch
This document provides guidance on starting an IELTS and TOEFL coaching institute in India. It discusses the target audience for such institutes, the basics of setting one up including business registration and licensing. It also covers marketing strategies and revenue models. An example case study of a successful existing institute called Manya Education Private Limited is presented.
Start your Career in Hospitality Finance or Revenue ManagementHOSPA
A presentation aimed at University graduates looking to explore the potential for a career in Hospitality Finance or Revenue Management through studying on the HOSPA Education Programme.
202 MAN final presentation Sodexo leading and managing peopleSamantha Pole
Sodexo is an international facilities management company founded in France in 1966 that offers catering, on-site services, benefits and personal services. It is guided by core values of team spirit, service spirit, transparency, business integrity, loyalty and respect for people. The document discusses Sodexo's staffing requirements and recruitment process, including determining vacancies, options for filling vacancies, and candidate sourcing methods. It also addresses performance management, supporting staff welfare, employment law, and benefits and pay structures.
Improving business performance through apprenticeshipsKineo
1) The panel discussion summarized the benefits of apprenticeships based on case studies from TUI, London Underground, and Tesco. It highlighted how apprenticeships improve business performance through benefits like increased staff satisfaction, reduced turnover, and improved productivity.
2) The panelists described challenges in setting up successful apprenticeship programs and how they overcame issues like gaining business and employee buy-in and selecting the right frameworks. Benefits included tangible outcomes like a steady stream of skilled employees and intangible gains in staff morale.
3) Going forward, the panel discussed expanding apprenticeship opportunities through increased use of technology and new programs. They emphasized the need to continually improve programs and engage partners and government while focusing
Strategic Partnerships in Facilities Management - Martin Boden (Sodexo) - Fac...Protectionandmanagement
This document discusses strategic partnerships in facilities management. It outlines that clients are seeking international, customized solutions to address human capital challenges and the tension between cost and value. A strategic partnership framework is proposed, with leadership, communication, relationship management, and mutual risk and benefits as key elements. This allows facilities management providers to move beyond basic services and become true strategic partners that can help clients achieve organizational goals.
This document is about a company called Academia ProServ Pvt. Ltd. that provides educational products and services. It offers career counseling, course selection assistance, university admissions guidance, and recruitment services for students pursuing education abroad and within India. The company aims to help students make informed choices about their education and career paths. It has offices in several major Indian cities and works with premier universities and business schools around the world.
This document describes the author's childhood and memories from growing up. It includes photos of the author as a baby, with siblings, and with a friend. Favorite memories are climbing trees daily, being homeschooled and spending time with family, and learning to cook with her mother. The reasons she became best friends with someone are also mentioned.
Eric Tetler, a recycling executive who also coaches youth soccer, provides tips for coaching soccer effectively. He advises that coaches should speak positively to promote receptiveness from players, show the players the coach has their best interests in mind, and establish a fun environment. Coaches should not focus solely on winning matches but rather use competition to teach sportsmanship and promote performing to one's full potential by demonstrating positive behaviors like responsibility and respect.
This document discusses closing the gap between higher education and employability in the sport and physical activity sectors. It identifies that higher education institutions emphasize degree subject knowledge, generic skills, and work experience when defining employability, while the sport sector values additional factors like emotional intelligence. The document notes changing boundaries between education and the sport sector and how this impacts required skills. It poses discussion questions on success in sport careers and how employers can support workforce development. Finally, it recommends cross-sector collaboration on resources and innovative education to better address this gap.
Go for growth whc presentation feb 2013 stephenStephen Herman
This document provides an overview of apprenticeships in the UK, including what they are, who they are suited for, and benefits to businesses. Apprenticeships provide nationally recognized qualifications equivalent to vocational and higher education levels. They benefit both young and older new recruits as well as existing employees seeking development. Businesses report advantages like increased productivity, motivation, loyalty and competitiveness from hiring apprentices. Common myths are that they are only for youth and not real jobs. The document promotes apprenticeship programs available through West Herts College.
The document introduces Teesside University, noting it has over 28,000 students from over 100 countries and has invested over £120 million in new buildings and facilities. It highlights the university's award-winning reputation and accreditations. The document states postgraduate study allows one to specialize, gain skills and confidence, and stand out. It promotes Teesside University's bursaries, inspiring research, quality teaching, and on-campus business units that have helped create jobs. Finally, it discusses new buildings and campuses in the works and invites the reader to discuss their goals.
Eva Karen Þórðardóttir is a consultant with experience in the hotel and restaurant industry, including roles as a restaurant manager and HR manager. She holds a master's degree in leadership and management. The article discusses the importance of training for employees, arguing that qualified employees through training can increase profits compared to the costs of unqualified staff through issues like poor performance and turnover. It asks companies to consider where their focus should be between training investments or costs of unqualified staff, and how to develop great managers through focusing on training.
Specialist skills will give you the edge over your competitors. Attend our webinar on Monday 30 October, 2017, to hear from our School of Business academics and learn how our Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business degrees can help you take leadership positions in your chosen careers and what course options you have.
Specialist skills will give you the edge over your competitors. Attend our webinar on Monday 30 October, 2017, to hear from our School of Business academics and learn how our Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business degrees can help you take leadership positions in your chosen careers and what course options you have.
Employability & skills for the business world = arise dreamsArise Roby
This document discusses preparing young people for future employment. It notes that one third of jobs require graduate-level skills and employers seek graduates with strong employability skills like teamwork, communication, and a good work ethic. However, only 25% of employers believe graduates are well-prepared for employment. The document recommends universities embed employability skills into degree programs rather than offering them as extras. It outlines changes one university is making, like requiring a leadership module and team-based assignments, to better develop students' skills.
MENTORS' is the most reputed educational institution and admission consulting house dedicated to prepare students in their admissions, standardized tests, academic studies.
This document provides an overview of Arrow Tailors, a tailoring company founded in 1973 in Bangladesh. It discusses the company's profile, vision, mission, objectives, number of employees and branches. It then summarizes Arrow Tailors' approaches to human resource management, including acquisition, development, motivation and maintenance of employees. Key aspects covered include recruitment, training, performance reviews, compensation, benefits, empowerment, succession planning and managing HR systems/paperwork. The overall document outlines how Arrow Tailors effectively manages its human resources as a small business.
Year Up is a nonprofit workforce development organization that prepares underserved young adults for professional careers through a rigorous one-year training program. The program includes 6 months of classroom learning, followed by a 6-month paid internship at one of Year Up's corporate partners. Year Up aims to close the opportunity divide by providing urban youth with skills, experience, and support to empower them to reach their potential through careers and higher education. Results show 80% of students complete the program, 100% of qualified students are placed in internships, and 85% of graduates are employed or in college within 4 months of graduating. The program benefits both the students and corporate partners who receive entry-level talent that meets or exceeds expectations.
LinQs Business Support & Training Consultancy
Director Gill Bailey @gillrbailey, @LinQsLtd
Turning Managers into Leaders, Professional and Workforce Development for Care Sector, Blended Learning Delivery, E-learning, Group Training, One to one support, Coaching, Mentoring, Consultancy
HOW TO START YOUR IELTS & TOEFL COACHING INSTITUTE IN INDIAstartupscratch
This document provides guidance on starting an IELTS and TOEFL coaching institute in India. It discusses the target audience for such institutes, the basics of setting one up including business registration and licensing. It also covers marketing strategies and revenue models. An example case study of a successful existing institute called Manya Education Private Limited is presented.
Start your Career in Hospitality Finance or Revenue ManagementHOSPA
A presentation aimed at University graduates looking to explore the potential for a career in Hospitality Finance or Revenue Management through studying on the HOSPA Education Programme.
202 MAN final presentation Sodexo leading and managing peopleSamantha Pole
Sodexo is an international facilities management company founded in France in 1966 that offers catering, on-site services, benefits and personal services. It is guided by core values of team spirit, service spirit, transparency, business integrity, loyalty and respect for people. The document discusses Sodexo's staffing requirements and recruitment process, including determining vacancies, options for filling vacancies, and candidate sourcing methods. It also addresses performance management, supporting staff welfare, employment law, and benefits and pay structures.
Improving business performance through apprenticeshipsKineo
1) The panel discussion summarized the benefits of apprenticeships based on case studies from TUI, London Underground, and Tesco. It highlighted how apprenticeships improve business performance through benefits like increased staff satisfaction, reduced turnover, and improved productivity.
2) The panelists described challenges in setting up successful apprenticeship programs and how they overcame issues like gaining business and employee buy-in and selecting the right frameworks. Benefits included tangible outcomes like a steady stream of skilled employees and intangible gains in staff morale.
3) Going forward, the panel discussed expanding apprenticeship opportunities through increased use of technology and new programs. They emphasized the need to continually improve programs and engage partners and government while focusing
Strategic Partnerships in Facilities Management - Martin Boden (Sodexo) - Fac...Protectionandmanagement
This document discusses strategic partnerships in facilities management. It outlines that clients are seeking international, customized solutions to address human capital challenges and the tension between cost and value. A strategic partnership framework is proposed, with leadership, communication, relationship management, and mutual risk and benefits as key elements. This allows facilities management providers to move beyond basic services and become true strategic partners that can help clients achieve organizational goals.
This document is about a company called Academia ProServ Pvt. Ltd. that provides educational products and services. It offers career counseling, course selection assistance, university admissions guidance, and recruitment services for students pursuing education abroad and within India. The company aims to help students make informed choices about their education and career paths. It has offices in several major Indian cities and works with premier universities and business schools around the world.
This document describes the author's childhood and memories from growing up. It includes photos of the author as a baby, with siblings, and with a friend. Favorite memories are climbing trees daily, being homeschooled and spending time with family, and learning to cook with her mother. The reasons she became best friends with someone are also mentioned.
Eric Tetler, a recycling executive who also coaches youth soccer, provides tips for coaching soccer effectively. He advises that coaches should speak positively to promote receptiveness from players, show the players the coach has their best interests in mind, and establish a fun environment. Coaches should not focus solely on winning matches but rather use competition to teach sportsmanship and promote performing to one's full potential by demonstrating positive behaviors like responsibility and respect.
LifestyleLease is a salary sacrifice car scheme that provides benefits to both employees and employers. It allows employees to lease a vehicle through salary sacrifice, taking on the risk themselves if they leave early. The scheme is portable, so employees can keep the vehicle if moving to another employer. There are no obligations or risks for businesses. LifestyleLease has over 1,200 clients, 270,000 customers, and processes over $3.5 billion in transactions annually. It can help with recruitment and retention, enhance compensation, and reduce national insurance costs for businesses.
Cognitive strategies and metacognitive strategies brigithguzmanjimenez
Cognitive strategies operate directly on incoming information to manipulate it and enhance learning. They include repetition, using resources like dictionaries, translation, note-taking, deduction, contextualization, transfer, and inferencing. Metacognitive strategies involve planning, monitoring, and evaluating one's own learning process rather than the learning itself. They include directing attention, selective attention, self-monitoring, self-evaluation, and self-reinforcement at various stages of planning, monitoring, and evaluating a task. Metacognitive knowledge includes facts learners acquire about their cognitive processes and how to apply them in different situations to gain knowledge and skills.
HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) is a wireless technology that improves 3G networks to provide faster data speeds for mobile internet access. It is made up of two protocols - HSDPA for faster downloads and HSUPA for faster uploads. HSPA provides download speeds of up to 14 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 5.8 Mbps, allowing users to transfer large files and stream content more smoothly with low latency. It uses advanced techniques like adaptive modulation and coding as well as fast scheduling and retransmissions. HSPA has continued to evolve through releases that deliver even higher speeds and additional capabilities.
DNA fingerprinting was developed in 1984 by Alec J. Jeffrey at the University of Leicester. It is a technique used to distinguish individuals using DNA samples. It has many applications including identifying criminals, determining paternity, and diagnosing genetic diseases. The process involves isolating DNA from samples, cutting the DNA into fragments of different sizes with restriction enzymes, separating the fragments by size, and comparing fragment patterns to determine matches. DNA fingerprinting revolutionized identification and has been used to solve many criminal cases and identify remains.
Radar stands for Radio Detection and Ranging. It is a system that transmits electromagnetic waves and analyzes the echoes from objects to detect and determine their range, altitude, direction or speed. The basic parts of a radar system include a transmitter, receiver, antenna and indicator. The radar equation describes the power returning to the receiving antenna based on factors like the transmitted power, antenna gains, radar cross section of the target, and distance. There are different types of radars like pulse radar, moving target indication radar, pulse Doppler radar and tracking radar used for various applications like air traffic control, missile guidance and ground surveillance.
The document summarizes key reasons to pursue a Ryerson MBA, including helping achieve career and personal goals, award-winning faculty, becoming a national brand, and unsurpassable return on investment. It describes the MBA Global and MBA in Management of Technology and Innovation programs, highlighting courses in each, and potential career paths including marketing, information systems, and supply chain management. The document outlines experiential learning opportunities, funding options, career services provided, and states that Ryerson MBA staff are available to assist with the application process.
This document provides information about the International Business School and its programs. It summarizes the following:
- The International Business School offers bachelor's programs in International Business and Management Studies, Trade Management Asia, and other related fields. The programs develop students' global mindset and citizenship skills.
- Students can specialize in different world regions and functional areas. The curriculum includes courses in various business disciplines, foreign languages, and international experiences like study abroad.
- Upon graduating, students are prepared for international careers and often find employment within 3-6 months with the support of the school's career services and alumni network. Graduates earn on average 30% more than those with only local experience.
The document provides information about training project staff for the Rwandan Girls Education Advancement Project. It discusses:
1. PTA and other invited staff will be trained in implementing a school business model over 2 weeks to learn business research, planning, and implementation so they can start income-generating activities at their schools.
2. The training program will cover topics like business selection, research, planning, implementation, and getting feedback. Trainees will also adapt the resources for additional MDC training.
3. The goals of the project are to increase income for schools to invest in girls' education through establishing profitable school businesses, provide safe environments for girls, and increase awareness of the value of girls' education.
The document provides information about apprenticeship programs at two large UK companies - Severn Trent Water and Tesco.
At Severn Trent Water, the apprenticeship program was refocused from "Train to Maintain" to "Develop to Perform" with a single talent program pathway and improved selection, induction, and rotational elements. At Tesco, they offer various apprenticeship levels across stores, distribution, offices, and fashion/buying. Their programs aim to attract and develop future leaders, and all apprentices receive core training, masterclasses, and individual mentors and sponsors.
Both companies emphasized improved development methods for apprenticeship programs, including leadership training, rotational assignments, mentoring support, and a
Dheya is a career development company that offers franchise opportunities for its services. It provides psychometric assessment tools, career guidance, and employability development programs. The franchise opportunity allows partners to sell Dheya's services and customized reports to students, professionals, educational institutions, and corporations. Franchisees receive initial training, ongoing support, and can earn 30-50% revenue sharing depending on sales volume. Dheya has helped over 13,500 students and professionals plan their careers through its individualized approach and research-backed models and tools.
Utopia is an edutainment organization for children and youth in Egypt that was started in 2008. It provides educational and entertainment programs at various locations. While it has grown from 9 to 250 participants, it faces some challenges including having only one person responsible for human resources, lacking financial and marketing expertise, and not owning assets. Recommendations include establishing finance, IT, and HR departments to improve efficiency, investing in assets, and shifting from a stability to a growth strategy with SMART objectives. Creating a finance department is seen as key to making Utopia financially efficient.
Over the past 30 years, Singapore has established a reputation as a centre of educational excellence, in terms of the quality of local and international institutions located here, as well as its attraction to international students as part of the Global Schoolhouse initiative.
At East Asia Institute of Management (EASB), we are proud to be part of this development in attracting international students.
EASB had its genesis in 1984 as Informatics Software providing professional and vocational training in information technology. The company was restructured in 2001 to offer academic degree programmes and renamed East Asia School of Business (where its logo "EASB" was derived. Even after it was upgraded into East Asia Institute of Management it kept "EASB" as its logo. Consistent with our founding vision to be a world-class educational institution, we put in place, at the onset, robust structures, systems and processes, and established both the Academic Board and the Examination Board to ensure academic rigor of our programmes and integrity of our examination system.
Over the years, EASB continues to grow from strength to strength. Today, we are one of the leading Private Education Institutions (PEIs) in Singapore, offering a comprehensive suite of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across major disciplines. In addition to our Diploma and Advanced Diploma programmes, we collaborated with 4 universities from UK – Queen Margaret University, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Herriot-Watt University and Aston University to offer Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programmes. Our range of programmes include those in Hospitality & Tourism Management, Business Management, Accounting, Finance, Business Information Systems, Marketing, Medical Bioscience, Real Estate Management, Psychology, and many more.
With the inception of the Council for Private Education under the Private Education Act in December 2009, EASB was among the first batch of few PEIs to be awarded the inaugural 4-year Edutrust certification. It had successfully renewed both the ERF and EduTrust Certificationin 2014 and more recently in May 2018.
If you have the aspiration to succeed, your learning journey with us could be a fruitful and enriching experience. We are confident that the transnational and employability-centered education you receive at EASB will equip you with the 4Cs for professional success – i.e. to become a graduate who is Competent, Confident, Creative and Committed.
DBL is a company that develops professional skills training for graduates over 12 months rather than just 5 days of training. They advocate for a "flipped" model of ongoing development periods on the job supported by workshops. They also emphasize engaging graduates and their managers to take responsibility for skills development and support it respectively.
The Centre for Professional Integration aims to connect internationally educated professionals (IEPs) with skills and talent to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Canada. It provides programs like mentorship, credential assessments, and employer education to help IEPs find jobs that match their qualifications. Each year over 120,000 newcomers to Ontario are highly skilled but often underutilized. By tapping into this pool of IEP talent, SMEs can gain resources and the Canadian economy can benefit from billions added to GDP and tax revenues. The Centre operates offices in Richmond Hill and Toronto to help bridge this gap between qualified professionals and opportunities in the job market.
The recruiter network was established in 1998 in the UK and has since expanded across Asia and Australia, opening offices in Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and Japan. It focuses on professional and technical recruiting sectors and provides placement services for a variety of industries including banking, healthcare, and technology. The company has a strong database and research team to support over 150 years of combined recruiting experience among its team members.
The document summarizes The Mentoring Partnership program, which matches skilled immigrant professionals with Canadian mentors. Some key details:
- The program has matched over 10,000 mentees with mentors since 2004 to help mentees build professional networks and leverage their skills in Canada.
- Mentees see improvements in their job search skills, understanding of the Canadian workplace, and ability to network, with 70% employed in their field after 6 months.
- Over 6,500 mentors have participated, with 97% satisfied with their experience and reporting benefits like a better understanding of skilled immigrants' challenges.
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2. WHY RETAIL?
• The Canadian retail sector employs
2 million people, 12% of the working
population
• 600,000 of this amount are in
management or tactical roles
3. FACULTY OF BUSINESS
• Largest undergraduate business school in Canada
• Academic and Applied Learning
• 92% of students employed in first 6 months
Ted Rogers School of Management
Ted Rogers School of
Business Management
Ted Rogers School of
Hospitality and
Tourism Management
Ted Rogers School of
Retail Management
Ted Rogers School of
Information
Technology
Management
Health Services
Management
Accounting and
Finance
4. FACULTY OF BUSINESS
Accredited by the Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business
• Less than 5% of business schools in the world have this
accreditation
• More highly educated professors
• More individualized feedback on all student work
• An extremely detailed strategic plan to ensure that your
curriculum is current, your ties to the industry are
relevant, and your opportunities for employment upon
graduation are plentiful
5. SCHOOL FACTS
• Launched in 1998
• Unique in Ontario
• 125 first year students in fall 2013
• Applicants/Accepted Ratio 8:1
• Minimum CGPA 75%
• Male/Female ratio 40/60%
6. THE PROGRAM
The Retail Management program was designed with the input of
industry leaders
Our strong link with industry has resulted in a highly relevant
program that blends the most modern aspects of retail
As retail faces dramatic changes in consumer behaviour, new
technologies, international competition, and changing customer
base, new strategies are essential
7. ADVISORY COUNCIL
Comprised of 17 senior executives including…
ILYA BAHAR
NATIONAL LEADER, RETAIL &
CONSUMER CONSULTING
PRICEWATERHOUSE COOPERS
DIANE J. BRISEBOIS
PRESIDENT & CEO
RETAIL COUNCIL OF
CANADA
JOHN CAPOZZOLO
SENIOR VICE
PRESIDENT, EBANK
TD CANADA TRUST
DAVID SKINNER
VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS
COSTCO WHOLESALE
DOUG NATHANSON
SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT
CANADIAN TIRE
LICINIA BENNETT
AVP TALENT ACQUISITION
WINNERS
STEVE MATYAS
PRESIDENT
STAPLES CANADA
NAN OLDROYD
VICE PRESIDENT HR
LOBLAW COMPANIES LTD
8. INTERNSHIPS
•All students must complete an internship / work placement prior to graduation.
• Typically 12 to 16 weeks long - during the summer (minimum of 400 hour)
• Each internship puts “theory into action” with measurable, realistic and
achievable goals.
• Annual Internship fair and guidance from the school help you find a placement.
• The following is a partial list of recent student internships:
o Visual Merchandising Intern
o Assistant / Department Manager
o Consumer Research Coordinator
o Assistant Buying Intern
o Marketing / Public Relations Assistant
o Tenant Coordinator
o Leasing Intern
o Planning & Allocation Assistant
9. SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
Over $170,000 in retail scholarships each year!
(In addition to university-wide and external scholarships)
10. SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
The Retail Council of Canada’s
Retail as a Career Scholarship Program
26 $1,000 scholarships to be awarded.
1 is valued at $5,000
Deadline to apply is Monday March 31, 2014
http://www.retailcouncil.org/education
11. RETAIL WEEK
A week-long series of events including
workshops, speaker sessions, and speed mentoring that
give students an opportunity to network with Retail
Executives
12. MICHAEL BELCOURT LECTURE SERIES
BONNIE BROOKS
VICE CHAIRMAN
HBC
LEONARD SIMPSON
FOUNDER
TOWN SHOES
MICHAEL BUDMAN & DON GREEN
CO-FOUNDERS
ROOTS
JOE MIMRAN
DESIGNER & ENTREPRENEUR
JOE FRESH
NORMAN JASKOLKA
PRESIDENT
ALDO GROUP INTERNATIONAL
17. STUDY EXCHANGE
Potential Locations Include
- London, England
- Paris or Nice, France
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Dublin, Ireland
- Hung Hom, Hong Kong
- Melbourne, Australia
- Santiago, Chile
- Stirling, Scotland
- and more…