Hi,
I have about 16 years of experience in IT sales and sales support. I presume typical MBA courses are good for freshers or relatively less experience students. Can you suggest some good courses that is suitable for transition from mid management to next level of management. I am looking for courses in Germany, Medium in English, Placement in Germany / Europe.
Regards,
Abby
MBA cources for mid managers
Posted Jun 10, 2016 01:47
I have about 16 years of experience in IT sales and sales support. I presume typical MBA courses are good for freshers or relatively less experience students. Can you suggest some good courses that is suitable for transition from mid management to next level of management. I am looking for courses in Germany, Medium in English, Placement in Germany / Europe.
Regards,
Abby
Posted Jun 10, 2016 13:43
Outside south Asia, accredited MBA programmes are open only to participants with substantial work experience. Take a look at the FT MBA ranking, so long as you first learn fluent German, any of those programmes in Germany will be very likely to place you.
Posted Jun 11, 2016 01:48
Maybe I was not clear enough, I am not looking for the stereo MBA course, but for a course which might be specially designed for mid managers. Does German institute provide such courses?
Posted Jun 11, 2016 03:24
Yes. Please read my answer again.
Posted Jun 13, 2016 15:03
The strong accredited full time MBA programs in Germany - ESMT, Frankfurt, Mannheim, etc. - usually recruit candidates with between 5-8 years of work experience on average. You'd be coming into a class like that with substantially more experience. However, the alternative would be an executive MBA program, which is generally designed for those who a lot of work experience and who don't want to make substantial career shifts.
The full-time programs are probably more appropriate for your goals, but you'll have to convince them that you do need an MBA at this point in your career, with your experience level.
The full-time programs are probably more appropriate for your goals, but you'll have to convince them that you do need an MBA at this point in your career, with your experience level.
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