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    My Mini-MBA at IBMI Berlin

    Martin MoseleyBy Martin Moseley9 February 2021Updated:15 June 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    In 2020, I decided it was finally time to update my (quite poorly developed) business skills. Browsing through different educational websites, I spotted some “Mini-MBA” programs. As the name would suggest, a Mini-MBA is a fast-track version of the MBA – concentrating the essential content of a one or two-year degree program into a few hours or days. A Mini-MBA program doesn’t result in an academic degree, however most institutions will provide you a professional certificate.

    I decided to take the Mini-MBA program at the International Business Management Institute (IBMI) from Berlin, since the whole program is completely online and self-paced. This was important to me, because I want to do the courses when I have some free time (in my evenings after work or at the weekend). The total cost for the entire program is only 90 US-Dollar. I wasn’t able to find a better deal anywhere else.

    There are six courses in this program:

    • Essential Management Skills
    • Marketing and Communications
    • Strategy and Operations
    • International Business and Economics
    • Finance and Accounting
    • Human Resource Management

    Registration and Purchase

    The registration process was easy and I was able to purchase and take all six courses (each $14.99) individually. I started by only taking the course “Essential Management Skills” in order to see if it was worth it. Since I liked the course, I decided to purchase the other 5 courses right after completing my first one. I paid with a credit card (VISA) but they also accept other cards as well as PayPal.

    Running the Courses

    In each course, you’ll learn the essentials of the course topic in 2-3 hours (8-10 chapters per course). IBMI teaches the basic models, concepts and theories. All courses are text-based and you will also get a lot of examples to understand the content better. Each course concludes with a real business example (case study) and a short quiz to test your knowledge. After each course, I was able to understand the key principles and even explain the core concepts to other people. 

    After three days my IBMI account looked like this:

    All six courses are complete!

    My Mini-MBA Certificate 🙂

    And here we go… drumroll please!

    What a beauty!

    Summary

    For me, the Mini-MBA was a 100% fit. I wanted to learn the basics of business and management and I wanted to reward myself with a beautiful certificate at a reasonable price. Please keep in mind that this is not equivalent to a full two-year MBA program!

    • Positive: I loved the short courses that focus on the core business essentials. I think the prices are fair and reasonable. 90 US-Dollar for a whole online program is a really good deal. Finally, I really love my Mini-MBA certificate.
    • Negative: There was no phone hotline I could call. However, Email support was quite fast (Thanks to Daniel from the IBMI support team for answering all my questions!!)

    You can find the IBMI website here: www.ibm-institute.com

    Raphael Durand

    IBMI Berlin Mini-MBA
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