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MBA Courses in 35 languages!Any one of our MBA courses, are taught in up to 35 languages! In each lesson you will receive two versions, the original in English and another language of your choice, as your native language (among our 35 languages options). And that is very good for you, because in the Business and IT fields the English is imperative, and you can compare paragraph by paragraph in the two languages. To compare, you will see both paragraphs at the same time. As an example, in the Google Translate link (in the right column) please go to your native language, and mouse over text or paragraph to view both languages at the same time. Available Languages If you want, the lessons will be in two languages, English lessons plus the same lessons in one of the following translations at your choice: Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Espanol, Swedish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese.
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In articles published in Business 2.0, National Post, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the Chronicle of Higher Education, Stanford Business School Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer stated that you may be just as successful in your career if you do a two or three week boot camp on business basics instead of a two-year MBA.
And
we complement: Or a similar course through the Internet, as our
Next-Generation MBA.
Professor
Pfeffer analyzed 40 years of research on the economic value of a MBA
degree. He ended that it does not guarantee a successful career or a
higher salary. His research was published in the Fall 2002 issue of the
Academy of Management Learning and Education. Stanford graduate student
Christina Fong was his co-author.
Dr. Pfeffer is an expert in organizational behavior and has taught at
elite American business schools for over 30 years.
He says: "Obviously, if you get admitted to Harvard or Stanford or
another elite school, the very fact of your admission is going to increase
your worth in the job market. Employers who hire brand-name MBA graduates
do so because of the quality of the student body at the school, not
whether the students have acquired specific skills or knowledge with their
degrees."
He also said "Little of what is taught to students in business school
prepares them for the corporate workplace. One problem is that much of
the business school curriculum has remained unchanged since the 1960s."
And
we complement: Our Next-Generation MBA are designed to teach the modern
business technologies used in any modern company. Actually, only 2% of the
MBA curriculum teach these modern business technologies.
"U.S. schools have also become slaves to magazine rankings, leading
them to develop coddling devices such as professor-written lesson
summaries to bolster their "student satisfaction" appraisals.
When students are relieved of any sense of responsibility for their
learning ... they learn much less."
"A recent report from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools
of Business, the primary accrediting body in North America lambasted its
members for
maintaining
a curriculum that is out of touch with modern business practices.
It
said that preparation for the rapid pace of business cannot be obtained
from textbooks and cases" said Professor Pfeffer.
From the begin, we designed the Abet MBA programs to overcome the
difficulties inherent in MBA programs and business schools in the USA and
elsewhere.
Why waste thousands of hours of your time
on a standard MBA when you can spend more or less 100-150 hours - only
approximately four hours/week, in your home - on
an online very modern MBA through the Internet, as our Next-Generation
MBAs?
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