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To start a certification course, you need to:

1-Identify the need. What certification course do you want to start? Why do you think there is a need for it? Who is your target audience? Once you have a good understanding of the need for your course, you can start to develop it.

2-Research the market. What other certification courses are available in the same field? What are their strengths and weaknesses? How can you make your course better?

3-Develop the course content. What topics will you cover in your course? What learning materials will you use? What assessments will you give?

4-Choose a platform. Where will you deliver your course? Will you use an online learning platform, such as Udemy or Coursera, or will you deliver it in person?

5-Market your course. Once your course is developed, you need to start marketing it to your target audience. You can use social media, email marketing, and paid advertising to promote your course.

International applicants applying to Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology must submit verified/certified academic transcripts. A certified document is a photocopy of the original document, signed as being a true and accurate copy. To be considered a verified copy it must have:

• The words ‘original sighted’
• The name and signature of the person sighting the original document
• The date the original was sighted
• The institution/organisation stamp or handwritten institution/organisation name

 The original documents can be submitted for verification by any one of the following:

• Notary Public
• An authorised education agent
• The New Zealand Consulate or Embassy

Apart from transcripts, applicants need to submit the following documents for courses level 1 to 6:

• High school certificates or diplomas
• Results from last year at high school
• Academic record from university or previous tertiary provider
• Photocopy of the front page of passport with photo ID and details
• Evidence of English language proficiency
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Detailed CV/resume
• Some creative courses may require a portfolio of relevant work
• Financial documents

Additional documents required for Level 7 and 8 courses are:

• A 400-word SOP
• Current curriculum vitae
• Evidence of three years’ work experience

Additional documents required for Level 9 courses are:

• A 400-word SOP
• Current curriculum vitae
• Evidence of three years’ work experience
• Evidence of at least one year of work experience in a managerial position

At least two professional letters of recommendation (LORs)

Since Wharton has a better reputation for the technical aspects of finance than Harvard does today, it is slightly more prestigious than Harvard in the field of finance.  But in the consulting arena, Harvard is high above Wharton, and the combined effect gives the edge to Harvard.

Both Wharton and Harvard Business School are renowned schools, and receiving an MBA from one of them can open up important chances for career progression. The choice between the two programs should ultimately be based on personal tastes and goals, as each programme has distinct advantages and disadvantages of its own. To find out which programme best fits your goals for both your personal and professional life, it may be good to explore its professors, alumni network, and career outcomes.

Below table highlights the difference between both the universities:

The MAH MBA CET admit card is valid for a particular session only. Candidates cannot use it to appear in a session other than the one mentioned in it. For every candidate, a particular venue and session will be determined by the examination conducting authority and the same will be mentioned on their MAH MBA CET admit card. There is no option to change the exam session or centre after it has been released. If a candidate attempts to appear for the test is a session that is not mentioned on their admit card, they may be disqualified for breaking exam rules.

The test centre staff has a record of roll numbers and names of candidates who have been allotted a particular centre and session and that should match with the centre and session mentioned on the candidate’s MAH CET admit card. Only then, they will be allowed to enter the test centre premises.