Duration
3 months to 1 year (negotiable)
Location
Mainly the United States
General target employee level
Young to mid-career
English level
TOEIC 650 or higher recommended
Program Details
A program aimed at developing global human resources
which can produce successful results and work effectively
in diverse environments, both domestically and internationally.
Participants will be surrounded by other highly motivated business people,
learning essential business, English, and professional networking skills.
Partnership schools
University of Washington, Georgetown University, New York City University Baruch College, St Mary’s College of California, among others.
Recommended For
- Training employees for overseas assignments
- Preparing for executive education programs
- People who want to improve their skills in order to create a powerful presence in overseas subsidiaries
The cost of the mini-MBA program is only 10% of standard MBA programs!
This makes it possible to train more people with the same budget.
Acquire essential business, English, and networking skills in a short period of time!
Compared to standard MBA programs which usually take one to two years in duration, the mini-MBA program requires only three to four months, making it easy to adjust to tight schedules while lessening the workload of dispatching departments.
Open doors to MBA programs for more people!
Another benefit of the mini-MBA program is that it does not require high scores in standardized tests such as TOEFL and GMAT in order to apply. This means that it is available for employees who otherwise would not be able to apply, thus giving companies more flexibility in choosing applicants.
Benefits and Main Features
Acquire essential business, English, and networking skills
Low cost & short duration for better investment value
The Mini MBA program does not grant degrees, making employee turnover problems less likely to occur.
Participant Feedback
“I was attending the program for 6 months in New York, and it was truly an important experience for me which influenced my career ambitions for the better.
I learned as a businessperson that not only is it important to understand how globalization is changing business, but it is also necessary to have a diverse and wide education. It has motivated me to continue improving myself and to take action, even after finishing the program.”
–(Late 20s, trading company, TOEIC level 700 points)