As the year draws to a close, our students in the 5th year of the Grande Ecole Program, specializing in Banking, embark on a unique educational adventure in Seville. A two-week immersion in this picturesque Spanish city, combining intensive TOEIC preparation and cultural discovery, provided our future professionals with an unforgettable educational experience.
The ICD Business School has carved out a place for itself in the world of sales training thanks to its negotiation courses. And it's only natural that the school should take part in the Les Négociales competition. This national commercial negotiation competition, the largest of its kind in France, offers students an opportunity to put their skills into practice and stand out from the crowd in the field of negotiation. In this article, we highlight the ICD Business School's long history at the Négociales.
ICD Business School takes another step towards academic excellence by joining the prestigious Sésame competitive entrance examination. This integration testifies to ICD Business's ongoing commitment to offering a superior experience to its candidates, as well as fair opportunities during their entrance exams.
Last February, Morgane Bonnery, a student on the Grande Ecole program at ICD Toulouse, embarked on the adventure of the 4L Trophy for the 26th edition of this legendary orienteering race, which promotes solidarity and mutual aid. Accompanied by one of her friends, Morgane decided to repeat the experience of this solidarity rally-raid, which promises to surpass all expectations. Here's a look back at an emotionally-charged adventure!
The ICD Business School distinguished itself at the national final of the Challenge Auchan, a competition highlighting concrete issues in mass retailing. The school's students took first place thanks to their innovative approach to winning over urban customers. This victory testifies to the excellence and creativity of ICD Business School students, and their ability to meet the challenges of the professional world.
At the ICD Business School, we know that support is essential for a smooth start to the new academic year. That's why we organized the Admissions 2023 Brunch, a convivial day dedicated to students admitted to the 1st year. The event gave students the opportunity to meet the ICD Business School teams, talk to the school's departments and familiarize themselves with the magnificent neighborhood surrounding the campus. Our future icediens enjoyed a day rich in discoveries, activities and encounters with their future classmates.
The complementary phase of Parcoursup begins june 15th, offering applicants a new opportunity to find a place in higher education. In this article, we'll introduce you to the key aspects of this phase and highlight the advantages it offers for applicants looking for courses that match their aspirations.
At ICD Business School, our students' involvement knows no bounds. As part of their MBA 1 Business and Marketing course, our icediens had the chance to collaborate with the engaged brand IKO&NOTT, specialized in the creation of eco-friendly and ethical sneakers. Their mission was to prepare the launch of a brand new sneaker model dedicated to running. Through in-depth market research and the creation of a strategic action plan, our students were able to put their marketing knowledge and skills into practice, while supporting an ethical and responsible brand.
Last week, ICD Business School had the pleasure of hosting Page Personnel, a recruitment and temping specialist, for an intervention with students in the 5th year of the Grande École Program. During this visit, students had the opportunity to discover the secrets of the art of salary negotiation, as well as other crucial topics for young graduates. This event was a real opportunity for the students to put their skills into practice and to benefit from the sound advice of Page Personnel professionals.
Water is an essential element for human survival, yet many do not have access to it. In an area where vegetation is impossible, food is also scarce. The aim of United Students is to help the Malagasy people to live, not to survive.