Bangkok, Thailand
Management Training Courses
Courses. Classes. Workshops
The institute offers government courses, corporate training programs, strategic retreats, group courses, and executive action-learning workshops in Bangkok, Thailand. The courses cover the ten general management functions, including business strategy and planning, human resources, marketing, accounting, finance, operations, information systems, business law, managerial economics and managerial leadership.
Training Venue 1:
- Sukhumvit Road 388 Exchange Tower, Unit 2901-2904, Level 29, Khlong Toei, 10110, Thailand
Nearby Hotels (5 Stars):
- Montraj Continent Sukhumvit
- Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Bangkok
- Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit
- Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20
- Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit
Training Venue 2 (Central Tower, Bangkok):
- 12th Floor, 4/5 Central Tower, Ratchadamri Road No. 4, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Nearby Hotels - Walking Distance (Luxury Upscale and Quieter Neighbourhood)
- Waldorf Astoria Bangkok
- InterContinental Bangkok by IHG
- Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok
For the full list of courses and seminars, please visit:
Management Training Courses
The Professional Training Advantage
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The Managerial Action-Learning (EAL) Difference
The management training courses are customized executive action-learning (EAL) workshops with focus on performance development.The training programs are designed for management candidates, professional managers, entrepreneurs, and management consultants. The executive action-learning differs from traditional seminars and training programs in focus, content and delivery. The Institute's EAL training model makes the following major shifts:
- From theoretical education to experiential education
- From passive (listening) to active (doing)
- From teacher-driven learning to student-driven learning
- From generic education to customized training
- From a teaching process to an advisory process
- From memorizing to brainstorming
- From question-based exams to project-based assessments
- From knowledge transfer to knowledge creation
- From competitive learning to collaborative learning
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