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A "pedigreed" Englishman comes and conducts a lesson in good English.

And the third, related, feature is that the program is in English. NIMA adapts the program either to local languages ​​or to a language that is better understood than English. CIM does not adapt its programs, it is an English-language program. this is a plus. The fact that they bring English trainers and actively use their original manuals and textbooks - CIM's advantage is that they have their own extensive library of textbooks in English - leads to the fact that the program, generally speaking, is very expensive. It is 2, 2.5, and in some years 3 times more expensive than the NIMA program.

It turns out that CIM also offers a qualifying exam and a diploma that is recognized internationally, but this diploma, like the NIMA diploma, is not universal. It cannot be said that it is legally recognized in all countries of the world. In those countries where it is recognized, usually a very small number of marketers have the opportunity to develop their careers. The sweden email list program is in English: not only are the tasks not adapted, but the exam is not adapted to the local language. That is, a program in a foreign language and an exam in a foreign language, and all this is expensive. And, if I remember correctly, CIM's program is also longer in time. We can wean a person in six months. In Russia, there is currently no full-time program, but in Ukraine we conduct full-time programs all the time: 12 weeks, 6 working weekends - and a person is ready to take the exam. This is not very much for a program of this size.

It turns out that the NIMA program is compact, it gives the opportunity to receive a diploma that is recognized in the countries of the European Union and in a number of other countries. The business interests of our marketers are more often connected with them. It is in an accessible language, the exam is in an accessible language, and it is cheaper.