From May 21 to June 2, the first year students of Degree in attendance Management Assistant made their firstInternational Study Trip ( programs of study ) abroad. On this occasion they traveled to Boston "because it is one of the most historic cities in the country and because it is the world capital of the great universities. Here we find institutions such as Harvard, MIT, Boston College, Boston University and Bentley University," says Cristhian Mestre, director of development of ISSA School of Management Assistants.

The purpose of this stay is to enhance the students' global profile . In addition to expanding their linguistic training in Business English, Workplace Communication and International Marketing, they carry out visits to companies and training with professionals. Students receive the sessions at Betley University, a university of recognized prestige in the business world. They stay in the dorms, in the same campus, and move around like any other university student.

This is the first of two linguistic, cultural and academic immersions that the students will do in different countries throughout the degree program. The second programs of study trip will take place in the third year. The students will be divided into two groups, French or German. On this occasion one group will go to France and the other group to Germany.

The International Study Trips are part of the academic content of the Degree in attendance Management-Management Assistant and in both instances are accompanied by professors and the School team.
 

Ángela Jódar

"What I have learned the most has been with the sessions at training: Reebok, The Westin Hotel, NESE... They motivated us a lot to continue with what we like, to set goals. They have taught us the value of effort, of work, to learn to value experiences and to take advantage of opportunities because you never know what or who you are going to work for. The experience has been incredible.

 

Irene Hildegard Muñoz

"The classes with professors, such as Michael Tesler, allowed me to see marketing from a different perspective. One of the things I liked the most is that we also had the freedom to organize our time. The experience has been very enriching."