How does GIBS prepare students for leadership roles in the corporate world?

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Mohammed Maqsood | Beginner-Level 4

6 months ago

Students are trained to be leaders through academic classes, hands-on experiences and a set curriculum for developing their leadership abilities. The curriculum consists of case studies, group projects, presentations and management simulations in order for students to develop decision making capabil

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Kevin Benny | Beginner-Level 4

6 months ago

The GIBS School of Youth Leadership (SoYL)

This is a dedicated platform designed to build "Authentic Leadership." It moves away from academic theory to focus on:

Self-Discovery Workshops: Using introspective exercises and meditation to help students understand their personal leadership style.

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