Global Marketing Management Co-op Program
It is expected a total of 80,045 positions will become available between 2001 and 2011. A little over half of these openings will result from the need to replace workers who retire. The remainder will come from growth in the number of new positions. Employment growth projections vary considerably between occupations. These variations will depend mainly on the prospects for economic growth in each industrial sector, but will also depend on each industry’s business structure and on the impact technology has on middle management functions in large organizations.
Managers are found throughout all industries and government. There is a great variation not only in the work settings but also in the working conditions among these managerial groups. Managers plan, organize, direct and control the activities of the branch or department for which they are responsible or the business they operate. They also develop and implement policies and systems for their branch or department.
This program includes FITTskills program which focuses on the practical aspects of international business, including logistics, nation-by-nation marketing opportunities, trade finance, market entry strategies and international management techniques. All FITTskills courses meet the standards of international business and trade training as prescribed by the International Association of Trade Training Organizations (IATTO). Successful completion of all eight FITTskills courses provides the student with a FITT Diploma, accredited by IATTO and satisfies the educational requirement for the CITP (Certified International Trade Professional) designation.
The combination of the basic management skills from ABME with the international skills of FITT and a 32 week coop experience will open many global doors for the student.
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Entrance Requirements: Grade 12/GED or mature student status. Applicants must successfully complete the admissions interview and entrance assessments.
Diploma Requirements: 60% average upon successful completion of all courses, including courses given a complete.
Total Program Hours: 1940 Hours.
Full-time Program Length: 97 Weeks (22.6 Months).
Co-op Work Term: 640 Hours (32 Weeks) – Work Placement Overview.
Career Opportunities: Marketing/Advertising/Sales Co-Op (paid practicum); Freight Forwarders Assistant; International Marketing Consultant; Entrepreneur; Import/Export Broker Assistant; Logistics Manager
Credits may be applicable to Sprott-Shaw Degree Program.
Program may not be available at all campuses. Program content is subject to change.
Courses
| AC111 – 40 hours Computerized Accounting Principles
AC210 – 40 hours
AC211 – 40 hours
AC212 – 40 hours
AD001 – 10 hours
AD111 – 40 hours
AD121 – 40 hours
AD131 – 40 hours
BU550 – 40 hours
BU552 – 40 hours
BU554 – 40 hours
BU556 – 80 hours
BU558 – 40 hours
BU560 – 40 hours
BU562 – 40 hours
BU564 – 80 hours
BU566 – 40 hours
COOP32 – 640 hours
| GE001 – 10 hours
GE111 – 40 hours
GE112 – 40 hours
GE001 – 40 hours
GE121 – 40 hours
GE122 – 40 hours
GE131 – 40 hours
HR111 – 40 hours
HR112 – 40 hours
MG111 – 40 hours
MG112 – 40 hours
MG121 – 40 hours
MG112 – 40 hours
MK111 – 40 hours
MK112 – 40 hours
MK121 – 40 hours
MK131 – 40 hours
MK132 – 40 hours
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