Program Purpose:
Develop the crucial skills needed to thrive in cross-cultural business environments. Enhance your ability to swiftly and logically analyze problems, and confidently present intricate and critical ideas.
Recommended Participants:
"MBA/Study Abroad Preparation: Necessary Skills and Mindsets" is a program for those who are interested in obtaining an MBA or studying abroad to advance their careers. It is a must-see for those who want to be active globally and those who want to contribute to the globalization of their company!
Learning Objectives:
Understand the importance of problem-solving skills in cross-cultural business settings.
Develop critical thinking abilities in approaching various business situations.
Acquire robust analytical skills to dissect and solve complex problems effectively.
Confidently present intricate and critical ideas to a group.
Pre MBA Program:
In addition to English proficiency, active communication skills are crucial for success in studying abroad or acquiring an MBA. This program provides essential skills and mindset for individuals aiming to excel on the global stage.
Language Requirements:
This program is delivered bilingually in both Japanese and English to accommodate a diverse range of participants.
How to join:
You can join this and over 30 other bilingual intercultural programs to develop your global leadership skills for just 5000 yen per month. Click the buttons below to start with a free coaching session and one month free trial.
Program Details and Webinar Schedule
Webinar 1: Learning Webinar
Critical Thinking and Logical Presentation Skills: Before delving into the theory of critical thinking, grasp the art of problem-solving. Learn how to apply the PACADI framework to your business cases, exploring:
・Case study analytical skills
・Problem-solving techniques
・Critical and analytical thinking
・Practical case applications
Webinar 2: Study Group
Utilize the skills acquired in Webinar 1 to discuss and present solutions for the business case assignment. Engage in constructive debates to identify optimal approaches.
Dates (all times JST):
Group 8 (Instructor: John Lynch)
Webinar3: Feb 27 Tue 14:30-16:00
Webinar4: Mar 5 Tue 14:30-15:30
Group 9 (Instructor: John Lynch)
Webinar3: Feb 20 Tue 20:00-21:30
Webinar4: Feb 27 Tue 20:00-21:00