Business Administration

Program overview

Achieve business excellence with ILAC International College's Business Administration diploma. This program is designed to build a solid foundation of knowledge and skills essential for a successful career in business. Students will gain insights into how organizations operate and learn to assess and solve various business problems. The curriculum covers a wide range of business areas, including interpersonal communication and business analytics. This diploma is approved by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills, ensuring a quality educational experience.

Program structure

The Business Administration program offers two diploma options, each designed to cater to different student needs:

• 2 Year Diploma with Co-op: This option spans 104 weeks, including 40 weeks of in-class instruction, a 24-week break, and 40 weeks of co-op experience.
• 1 Year Diploma: This option lasts 52 weeks, comprising 40 weeks of classroom learning followed by a 12-week break.

Both programs feature evening classes, allowing students to balance their studies with other commitments. The co-op component provides students with the opportunity to gain practical work experience in Canada, enhancing their employability upon graduation. Students can work full-time during the co-op term, which is a valuable chance to develop professional contacts and improve their résumés.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op Work Experience: Students can apply their classroom knowledge in real-world settings, gaining valuable Canadian work experience.
• Flexible Class Schedule: Evening classes are available, accommodating students who may have daytime commitments.
• Guaranteed Job Opportunities: The program offers a 100% guarantee of job opportunities during the co-op term.
• Full-time Work During Co-op: Students are allowed to work full-time during their co-op component, providing them with extensive industry exposure.

Career Options

Graduates of the Business Administration diploma can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Sales Representative: Responsible for selling products and services, building relationships with clients, and meeting sales targets.
• Marketing Assistant: Supports marketing campaigns, conducts market research, and assists in the development of promotional materials.
• Office Administrator: Manages office tasks, coordinates schedules, and ensures smooth operations within an organization.
• Retail Sales Associate: Engages with customers, provides product information, and assists in sales transactions in retail environments.
• Sales Ambassador: Represents a brand or company, promoting products and services while engaging with potential customers.

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