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Fastest marketing qualification endorsed by UK launched

 

Leading Sri Lankan Business College, Imperial College and the innovative global marketing association, UK based Global Marketing Network have combined forces to launch an exciting new marketing programme for aspiring marketers.

The new programme, known as the Preliminary Certificate in Marketing (UK), is endorsed by Global Marketing Network and commences on 3rd February 2009. Participants taking the three month intensive programme will receive a solid foundation in marketing practice and automatically become members of Global Marketing Network. Upon successful completion of the programme they will become Affiliate Members of Global Marketing Network and be able to use the letters AffilGMN after their name.

Chairman of ICBS Group and Member of the Board of Study of Imperial College Dr. Nalaka Godahewa mentioned that "there is a need for an internationally recognized short course in Marketing Practice to provide aspiring marketers a solid foundation to their career and further studies and PCM (UK) has been designed with that focus in view".

The Co-author of the Study Text for PCM (UK), and Senior Lecturer Mr. Lewie Diasz added that "many areas such as International Marketing, ICT, Crisis Management, CSR and New Product Development have been incorporated. A free study text and coaching by a team of Professional Marketers will provide the participants an insight into marketing practice". He added that "further details are available on www.icbsgroup.com and for enrollments please contact Christy or Dilini on 4891222, 0772 241925 or 0777 412009".

Says Dr Ranjan Madanayake Country Director and Member of the Advisory Council of GMN: "PCM (UK) is a practical programme that will help the participants to apply in real world what they have studied in the classroom. At the end of this 3 month programme they will be assessed on the completion of a very practical Assignment and thus there will be NO EXAM as done in other programmes.

This innovative technique will develop practical marketers. We are confident that it will be one of the best short courses in Marketing Practice in the world today". He added that "free membership of an innovative global institute and designatory letters will add value to their profile".

Says Mr. Darrell Kofkin, Global Marketing Network's Chief Executive, and Founder of London School of Marketing: "We are delighted to endorse this new innovative programme and to work closely with Imperial College to further the development of Sri Lankan marketing professionals".

 
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