After successful completion of its first batch of the one-year e-GMP (PG Certificate program in Executive General Management) by IIM Trichy, Jaro Education has recently announced the launch of its second batch. The program will be offered in blended mode.
Talking about his enriching learning experience, Mr. Dijhon, a participant from the first batch of Jaro’s eGMP, said, “For those people who have completed their graduation and have got some experience in the industry but are seeking managerial positions, this course would be a perfect choice. It has been designed in such a way that learners get a 360-degree view of the management field.”
Through this program, Jaro Education aims to carry forward its mission of making quality executive education accessible for all without the barriers of convenience and/or affordability. Furthermore, it seeks to provide participants with an in-depth view of all the aspects of the management field by adopting a blended teaching mode which is yet very interactive.
Pedagogy
- Lectures
- Case discussions
- Simulation games
- Roleplays
- Group projects
- Engaging exercises through audio and video
The one year course is divided into thirteen modules and some of the key topics covered are:
- Principles of Marketing
- Managerial Economics
- Corporate Finance to transform managers into leaders
- Strategic Analysis for gaining a competitive edge in business
- Data Analytics and Data Science
- HR Management
Interested candidates ought to have scored a minimum of 50 percent in graduation from a recognized university along with at least one year of work experience, to be eligible for the General Management Program. The course is primarily designed for young executives and selection will be done based on candidates' profiles and personal interviews that will be conducted through video conferencing.
Jaro Education has recently opened its doors for admissions to the program. Interested candidates can enquire about the program with the experts at the ed-tech company, before proceeding with the application process.
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