Learning Objectives
Our main objective is the practice-oriented, compact and systematic advancement of knowledge
in business economics. Participants learn how to apply their newly gained skills in practice for the
benefit of their company.
Within the framework of our intensive courses the following three fundamental competences are imparted:
- Technical Expertise
- Methods Competence
- Self-Learning Competence
1. Technical Expertise
It is not in our intention to train specialists in the various disciplines, such as Controlling and
Marketing specialists. We seek to deepen present knowledge and to make connections so that participants
may enter into a consolidated discussion with experts from different fields within their company. Our
participants should be able to complement their expertise with skills in Business Administration in
order to extend their competences even further.
After completing the intensive course the participants should possess the necessary skills to:
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competently discuss issues related to business administration with experts, be able to comprehend
individual terms, concepts and connections |
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grasp the essential concepts of classical business administration |
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know and apply the management and control instruments of business administration |
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know, understand, evaluate and analyse operational ratios |
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implement and practically apply the models and concepts of business administration at their workplace
as a means of complementing their expert knowledge |
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find and practically apply new approaches and concepts of company management by combining their
know-how in business administration with their existing expert knowledge |
2.Methods Competence
Our participants all have busy professional and private lives. Therefore our intensive courses are
extra-occupational. Very oftern our participants are in a phase of further development, restructuring
or orientation towards new ideas. The intensive course must be designed to integrate well into their
individual professional and personal lives.
For a successful completion of the intensive course the participant is faced with the following challenges:
- organising one's time
- dealing with stress
- finding motivation
The organisation and execution of the intensive course are especially designed to support our participants
in facing these challenges in the best possible way.
Our objective goes further than to merely impart technical knowledge which is required for a successful
completion of the intensive course. Our participants receive positive impulses which will help them to
deal with other factors such as time, stress and motivation. These skills may form essential assets
for their future success.
Further methods competences practised at our intensive courses are:
- scientific working
- distinguishing important issues from unimportant ones
- revision and structuring of knowledge
3.Self-Learning Competence
Self-Learning Competence is the ability to plan and successfully carry out a learning process independently
by taking into account one's individual strengths and weaknesses. This process is about finding, developing
and applying appropriate learning strategies suited to one's personality. This includes the ability of
self-motivation, of setting goals and of pursuing them consistently and - where required - the ability
of making adjustments.
Nowadays these competences are of great importance to our professional lives. Lasting success is granted to
the person who understands how to acquire knowledge relevant to him in a fast and targeted way, how to keep
it up-to-date and how to distinguish important issues from unimportant ones.
Self-learning competences are practised in the context of our intensive training courses - together with
one's technical expertise they form an important basis for future professional success.