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Abhishek Kumar Mishra
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Graduating from a business school such as HEC Paris or INSEAD raises one's profile and gives one a competitive advantage in the corporate world. These B-schools' reputations, as well as the quality of their curriculum and relevant practical experience, make them advocates for the French MBA as a whole.
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
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Hi. Duration: 2 years
One of the best MBA degrees in France to become a manager in Hospitality. Goal is to prepare students to become the best managers in the Hospitality & Tourism industries, based upon our Swiss experience in education and hotel management. SHG Paris combines business courses, hospitality courses and internships in luxury hotels. Graduates are assured to be offered positions in many countries worldwide. OUR VALUES
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IHM MBA - Year 1
Business & Hospitality Courses
A combination of business and hospitality courses taught at school (Duration: 6 m
One of the best MBA degrees in France to become a manager in Hospitality. Goal is to prepare students to become the best managers in the Hospitality & Tourism industries, based upon our Swiss experience in education and hotel management. SHG Paris combines business courses, hospitality courses and internships in luxury hotels. Graduates are assured to be offered positions in many countries worldwide. OUR VALUES
Swiss Quality
International Environment
Discipline
Rigor
Hands-on Learning Experience
IHM MBA - Year 1
Business & Hospitality Courses
A combination of business and hospitality courses taught at school (Duration: 6 m
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SHIVANT KUMAR PANDEYI am a Full Stack Developer.
Guide-Level 11
Yes, but fee structure is very high.
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Dennis Vasanthakumar
Contributor-Level 10
BDS being a clinical course, you cannot get admission for any clinical courses unless you have that country dental council registration. Hence, you can take up non clinical courses health care management and go to Paris. After going there in student visa first apply for council registration, and then you can do Masters and also you can work as dentist.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Depends what you are planning to study and which institute. You must see how well your career plans meets with your decision to study in Paris, your budget, where you want to work, etc.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
Guide-Level 12
No, it is tough to survive in France even in Bordeaux and Paris, as their main language for communication and learning is French. English is spoken by only a little amount of people. If you want to stay for a short duration, it is okay. But, if you are planning to study, then it won't work. Moreover, you will need to give a French proficiency test to study there. Well, if you are planning to stay there for a long duration then you will be in trouble. Good Luck.
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Gurleen Khurana
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The duration of the course is 2 years. The Bachelor of Business in Culinary Arts offered at Le Cordon Bleu Paris is a 3 year course.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Davy,
I must congratulate you for deciding your aim already. Good. But what I know is not very favorable. Normally speaking students go abroad after finishing 10+2 or 10+2+4 (3). I suggest you approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad for undergraduate courses to know different nuances.
I must congratulate you for deciding your aim already. Good. But what I know is not very favorable. Normally speaking students go abroad after finishing 10+2 or 10+2+4 (3). I suggest you approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad for undergraduate courses to know different nuances.
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