Business Management Co-op (Daytime and Evening Options)

Overview

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Develop the leadership and problem-solving skills top employers are universally looking for in an effective manager. Gain a strong grasp of all of the key business disciplines while immersing yourself in the world of cross-cultural management. 

This Business Management Co-op (Daytime and Evening Options) program from Toronto School of Management (TSoM)  is powered by Salesforce Trailhead and Quickbooks. 

With engaging, bite-size content, Trailhead helps professionals gain new skills and hone existing ones.  While QuickBooks demonstrates accounting principles applications by the means of modern technology.

This qualification will prepare students for roles in a range of fields, including marketing, finance, human resources and management. Start online, finish on campus. 

This program focuses on the latest developments in international business management, helping you to:

• Develop the necessary skills and knowledge to be immediately effective as a manager, as well as improving your personal and professional skills to help you achieve your goals

• Use cognitive and problem-solving skills to operate effectively individually and as part of a team, including consideration of business ethics at all times

• Prepare for work in a range of cultures and countries, and understand how to create effective communication strategies.

• Students will be offered paid or unpaid entry-level positions related to their field of studies. 

• The Career Services Department will provide full support to students on booking and preparing for interviews. It is the student’s responsibility to perform well during all interviews as well as during the full length of the co-op term. 

• Placements are subject to availability and will vary based on the program, season and job market changes as well as the student’s English level and previous professional and academic experience. Should the co-op placement not be available the student will be required to complete a Capstone Project as an alternative to graduate from the program.