Opinions & Interviews

MINSK, 8 April (BelTA) - Belarus is actively working to integrate into the international education system. The statement was made by Magna Carta College CEO Vadzim Tsitou on 8 April during the online conference hosted by BelTA as part of the 1^st international forum European Quality Education (EQE Forum) in Belarus.

Answering the question about the demand for professional business education Vadzim Tsitou said: “Belarus is actively integrating in the global economic space and there is definitely a demand for professional business education.” In his words, the demand is generated by both students and employees with some professional experience. “After some time these specialists reach their ‘ceiling.’ In order to move to the next level they need additional skills and experience. That is why people choose additional professional education,” Vadzim Tsitou noted.

The Magna Carta College CEO opined that these days the most successful combination is fundamental academic education offered by the CIS member states and professional British education. “Such a combination allows a specialist to be in demand in the international labor market,” the expert underlined.