Prices
The complete course price is £385 plus 20% VAT if you will be taking this course while in the UK, or your employer is a UK based company.
If you have completed an online course with IH OTTI in the previous 12 months, there is a loyalty discount of 10% and the price for teachers working in an IH school is £327. Just let us know on the application form if you would like to claim these discounts.
Please note that discounts cannot be used in conjunction with each other.
Who is this course designed for
This is an IH Specialist short course for Managers in an Academic Context in Business Management. This course is for you if:
- You are a new manager, or a manager with some experience, who wishes to learn about marketing and finance;
- You want a course that gives you a range of practical ideas as well as a theoretical grounding in the topic;
- You want to discuss issues and solutions with other managers and with a course tutor, networking within a global community.
Entry requirements
The course requires a minimum English language level of C1. The course can be taken by managers working in a language school context in any department e.g. DOS, Marketing Manager, Head of Reception or School Director.
Please note online applications close on the Wednesday before the course starts. But we sometimes have late availability, so please get in touch with the admissions team on [email protected] and we will see if there are any last minute spaces.
Course objectives
On this online business management course you will learn about the key components of marketing and finance. The material we cover will encourage you to become familiar with basic financial documents, and also to consider your organisation’s approach to marketing and promotion.
About the school
Braga has a population of approximately 190,000, is the capital of the Minho district and one of Portugal’s religious centres with a church on every corner. However, the city centre is quite compact and easy to get around on foot and is full of affordable and bustling cafés, bars and restaurants. We have Portugal’s oldest cathedral, lots of Gothic and Baroque architecture, a beautiful theatre and a modern exhibition centre that hosts concerts and international events. And of course, Braga’s iconic landmark, Bom Jesus, a baroque church and sanctuary on a hill above Braga. But Braga isn’t just history: it’s Portugal’s “youngest” city with a thriving, modern university that welcomes students from all over the world. In recent years Braga has become a destination of choice for a growing number of international residents.
Braga is ideally situated, within easy reach of Gerês national park, long sandy beaches and other cities like Porto, Guimarães and Aveiro. A direct highspeed train gets you to Lisbon in 3 and a half hours. There are direct buses that link Braga to Porto airport (50 minutes).
