MIU Graduates First Cohort in Foundation Business Course
By Hussaina Yakubu
Sept 19, 2024
The Interfaith Mediation Centre, serving as the cohort hub for Management International University (MIU), a UK-based institution offering online courses, graduate its first cohort in the Foundation in Business course.
Mr Eric John dean student affairs said,the 14-week program, which introduces students to fundamental business concepts, aims to equip participants with essential skills for effective business management.
The course covers topics such as the definition of business, management processes, and practical strategies to foster business success.
Speaking on the significance of the course, he emphasized its role in creating business-oriented individuals.
He highlighted that business knowledge is vital across all sectors of life.
He also urged the graduates to keep striving for business success, emphasizing the need for persistence and continuous effort.
In a goodwill message, Pastor Yohanna Buru, commended the institution for making business training accessible and free.
He praised the leadership of the Interfaith Mediation Centre for coordinating the program, expressing his hopes for peace in the country and a bright future for the graduates.
Speaking also Mr Ishiyaku Ayuba, house assembly representing Chikum , also extended his appreciation to the organizers and sponsors.
He advised the graduates to apply the knowledge gained from the course in their businesses and to share it with others, noting that the skills learned would positively impact their income and the value they create.
James Holmes, the founder of MIU, who spoke virtually congratulated the graduates, expressing his hope for future celebrations of their successes.
He spoke about the importance of work ethic, ethical decision-making, and having a strong vision for one’s business.
Holmes also emphasized the need to build networks, manage risks, and seek advice from experienced business leaders to achieve long-term success.
On his part,Mr. Samson Auta, Coordinator of the Interfaith Mediation Centre, encouraged the graduates to continue engaging in various courses to diversify their skills.
He noted that the program, which is benefiting students from Nigeria, Cameroon, and Egypt, has seen over 120 Nigerians acquire entrepreneurial skills since its inception.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports,the Foundation in Business course is part of a larger effort to reduce unemployment and combat poverty in developing countries. (NAN)