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Executive education "tends to tank fast, then take a few years to recover" , he says.

Like the other centres, Clic's faculty will also be involved in teaching MBA and executive education students.

who sends about 500 employees to executive education programs globally and is still considering options for this year.

"Most of our clients were in lockdown by September, " says David Newkirk, chief executive of executive education at Darden.

NSN's executive education programme in China is part of a practice employed by the group all over the world.

Data gathered by the FT from business schools point to a younger but growing executive education market in Latin America.

In customised executive education, LSE has signed up with Duke Corporate Education to offer client programmes in Europe and Africa.

To accomplish this, executive education must transcend the classroom and continue into the workplace of participants to embed the learning.

Business school and executive education programmes alike must become more multicultural and offer more "study abroad" initiatives.

The certificate is much more than a piece of paper, says Troy Eggers, dean of executive education.

This year marks the publication of the ninth annual Financial Times survey of non-degree executive education programmes.

John R. Ryan is president of the Center for Creative Leadership, a top-ranked, global provider of executive education.

He says a full-time MBA is not on the cards. "Executive education is more of a twinkle in my eye than an MBA, " he says.

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The course, now in its second year, teaches the fundamentals of marketing, says Julian Rawel, director of executive education at Bradford.

However, the jury is still out over executive education.

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And Cambridge Executive Education has a contract to deliver programmes to Abu Dhabi's Department of Civil Service.

The program was upgraded to a department of executive education in 2008 in response to growing demand.

The writer teaches at the Wharton School's executive education programme.

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One other big change is the use of distance learning technology in delivering customised executive education.

Unlike degree-based rankings, such as the MBA rankings, the executive education listings are characterised by their volatility.

China has seen the quickest growth and the school is planning to expand its executive education offerings here to meet growing demand.

after first teaching in ISB's executive education programme .

Kathy Pearson, a Wharton adjunct operations professor, has been involved with executive education at the school for 12 years.

Schools need to focus on executive education for senior bankers and insurers and make a contribution to stabilising the financial system.

He is also looking forward to expanding executive teaching when the new executive education centre opens in 2012.

When not attending the modules, the students continue to work full time, in addition to executive education projects and coaching.

Currently, the school's only revenue comes from its executive education programme, which was launched in 2007.

Mr. Yoffie: The demand for executive education in China is insatiable.

Last year, it started a joint venture for customised executive education with Duke Corporate Education.

The school has graduated more than 3, 000 women from its programme and more than 1, 500 from its executive education programme.

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