Date/Time
Date(s) - 19/11/2022
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
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Are you learning French? Do you wish to work in a French Company or work with a French Native? Do you wish to study in France?
Then, learn how to crack your academic or job interviews by joining our workshop on Saturday, 19th Nov. 2022 at 11.30 am. This workshop will be interactive & engaging via role-play activities.
This workshop is open to all the French speaking community in Pune & the workshop will be conducted in English & in French. Candidates with A2 level & above are requested to participate in this workshop.
This workshop will be conducted by Ms. Parizad MISTRY, an Indian student who studied French, worked in French organizations in India then studied & worked in France will share some tips on cracking academic or job interviews.
About our speaker – Parizad MISTRY
With ten years of work experience within the French network, Parizad currently represent Excelia, a French multi-disciplinary school as their International Business Development Manager in India.
She always aspired to pursue a Masters in France & finally accomplished it in 2020.
Her journey from being an Indian student in France to working in a business school, helped her understand a school’s expectations at the same time enabled her to empathize with students aspiring an education in France.
About Excelia Business School
Excelia is a French multi-disciplinary school that comprises of a Management school ‘Excelia Business School’, which is AACSB, EPAS, EQUIS and AMBA accredited, a school of tourism ‘Excelia Tourism School’, which is TedQual accredited, a digital school ‘Excelia Digital School’, a preparatory school ‘Excelia Academy’ and finally ‘Excelia Executive Education’, a school offering executive education.
Our Master’s in Management program ranks as the 8th best in France and 36th out of 100 worldwide, as per the latest Financial Times rankings.
With nearly 5500 students spread out amongst our campuses, 25% are international, comprising of 80 different nationalities. 55% of our teaching body is made up of research active faculty members & occasional lecturers, thus making all our campuses multicultural and international.
