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Strategic Management

Overview

The long-term survival of aviation organizations relies on the ability of its leaders to predict future challenges, plan new strategic directions, and quickly adapt to change. This course will show participants how to develop and implement strategic plans. Working from case studies in the aviation industry, you'll learn to evaluate the strategic thinking of other leaders in these situations.

Details

Format

In person or online

Fee

$4,400

In-person location

Montreal

Language

English

Start date

To be announced

Who should attend 

  • Aviation professionals and managers from Civil Aviation Authorities (CAAs)
  • Airline employees

  • Aerodrome operators

  • Other aviation industry service providers

  • Managers transitioning into civil aviation  

Key takeaways

  • Set goals and benchmarks for progress
  • Monitor key performance indicators
  • Create strategic focus within your organization
  • Keep your team motivated

Requirements

You must meet one of these criteria to be admitted into the program:

  • A minimum of two (2) years of professional experience in a field related to aviation; and/or

  • A undergraduate university degree in combination with the successful completion of the  Aviation Fundamentals online course may be accepted in lieu of the work experience. Proof of your undergraduate degree and the Aviation Fundamentals certificate will be requested upon application.

Structure

This course is available online or in person, and includes 9 modules delivered in two options:

  • In person (5–7 weeks): 4 to 6 weeks of self-paced learning on the Moodle learning management system, followed by 1 week of in-person classes in Montreal.

  • Online (8 weeks): Approximately 15 hours of self-paced learning on Moodle, combined with 8 live, half-day online sessions via Zoom.

Modules

  • Finance for Decision-Making
  • Reputation Management

 

  • Managing Across Cultures
  • Leading Change
  • Business Ethics
  • Crafting and Implementing a Winning Strategy Plan
  • Integrative group assignment and presentation

Course leader

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