TOP 10 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 2

This course introduces you to the risk management process. It starts with an enterprise-wide perspective on risk, then examines risk identification and analysis tools and techniques, including risk registers and risk mapping.

If you're a business professional who would like to polish your leadership and presentation skills, this course is for you. You'll learn how to convey credibility and authenticity and how to structure and deliver a clear message using eye contact and body language.

A website is only of value if users can find it. In this five-week micro course, you’ll learn how to research and identify the keywords your audience uses in Google searches. You’ll examine how Google ranks websites and how to position yours, so it’s found more easily.

This 13-week course gives you a practical overview of key concepts, issues and practices in all areas of HRM. Increase your knowledge as a human resources professional and get a step closer to certification.

There’s a thriving digital marketing ecosystem out there—and your organization needs to know how to move through it to create stand-out campaigns to promote products and services.

This new certificate will unveil the art of visual storytelling. It's geared to marketers, community managers, communications professionals, brand managers and entrepreneurs working in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors.

You'll learn the fundamentals of business analysis, the art and science of assessing needs and delivering solutions that work for customers

In this intensive five-week course, you'll learn the fundamentals of human resources for entrepreneurs. Learn how to build and manage a strong, competent team to ensure that your new business succeeds.

This course will teach you how to formulate business strategy and put essential business management principles to work. You'll see how planning and taking action over the long term can help realize business goals and objectives.

You’ll learn to identify opportunities for improvement, calculate the cost of poor quality and plan a solution that addresses five distinct LSS phases: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC).