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EDUCATION INNOVATION & INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION FOR YOUR SUCCESS
Issue : September 2005
It’s a different business world today. Opportunities and challenges both abound, but are not the same as they were twenty, ten, or even five years ago. The Global Economy, Internet, free trade alliances and international cooperation as well as global competition, e-Commerce, huge new developing economies like China and India, the global spread of American business and America’s emergence as the world’s last “superpower”, increased transparency and corporate responsibility, privatization, outsourcing, global mergers and acquisitions, ever increasing technology and business sophistication, the emergence of a global consumer market, and the list never ends. >>> click here for full story |
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A BUSINESS PLAN FOR LIFE
Issue : August 2005
Northwood University, a leading American specialist business university, has launched programs in Sri Lanka in conjunction with Ceylinco Consolidated and American National College (ANC). The entire breadth of Sri Lanka’s human resource needs is addressed. There are full traditional degree programs for both O/Level and A/Level students, as well as Professional University Certificate, Diploma, and Advanced Diploma programs to meet corporate training needs and the career development aspirations of managers and executives over a broad range of levels in the areas of Management, Marketing, International Business, and Banking & Finance. There is even a joint program with the ABE, the UK’s leading professional business management qualification. >>> click here for full story
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YOU ARE THREE LETTERS AWAY FROM SUCCESS
ANC
Issue : July 2005
Education is an absolute necessity in the corporate world, where it is a constant struggle for everyone to get ahead. In today’s corporate culture gut instinct accounts for minimal survival time; in order to go the distance, not only must you have survival skills, but you must also have them honed and tempered with the right kind of education.
It is no secret that in recent years, America has emerged as the world’s top destination for international students and in point of fact, over 600,000 international students pursue their dreams in the US (this includes nearly 30,000 students from the UK and Australia – popular education destinations themselves).
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STATESIDE IN SRI LANKA
Issue : January 2004
A fundamental aspect to the future of a country, gearing young adults towards quality higher education, has sadly for many years been a neglected area, with only a chosen few having opportunities to pursue university education, either here or abroad.
With the reformation of education in the last two years however, Sri Lanka has seen a renaissance and foreign universities have come to the fore to offer Sri Lankan youth substantive educational opportunities that have hitherto been denied. However, most degree programmes available would entail students to work on a 2+2 programme, which in effect is two years of local study and two years in a university abroad. >>> click here for full story
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