Acsenda School of Management was pleased to collaborate with the Rotary Club Shredathon in downtown Vancouver on November 6th with the participation of eight students and President Neil Mort helping to direct traffic and greet people. People from all over Vancouver brought papers to be responsibly shredded by a special mobile truck, with proceeds from

On November 4th, our Associate Director for the International Business Management program, Fuat Ramazanov, took his students on a field trip to a Machining Manufacturing plant in the Lower Mainland operated by Affinity Manufacturing Ltd. The purpose of the trip was to demonstrate how vital it is to have a robust supply chain and operations

Vancouver, Canada — November 29, 2021 — Acsenda School of Management has new options for students seeking a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. On Monday, Acsenda announced that the institution will be offering two new concentration areas in January 2022, Financial Management and Management Information Systems. As an institution that prioritizes connecting people with professions,

Hospitality and Tourism Management is the study of the hospitality industry. It is an extensive field that has a lot of professional paths to choose from. This field occupies a wide range of different spaces, including hotels, restaurants, casinos, lodging, event management, cruise lines, resorts, and other customer-oriented businesses. This industry has seen sizeable diversification

What is ASQ? American Society for Quality (ASQ) is a global organization that has associates and customers in over 130 countries. Their organization incorporates communities of members that assist them to connect with other quality professionals and specialists, increasing their knowledge and progress in their professions, and also expanding their leadership skills. ASQ respects diverse

Acsenda's graduation ceremony took place on Saturday, November 6th, 2021 in the Westside Church in Vancouver, BC. It was a big event that counted with the assistance of approximately 300 graduates, around 600 guests and 30 staff and faculty. The location was a beautiful 1,800 seat-theatre that was originally built in 1995, it also

Ceremonial carvings like these are used by First Nations peoples during gatherings and meetings to structure speaking order. The person holding the Acsenda Reconciliation Pole is identified as the speaker, others should remain silent and listen to the speaker. When the speaker finishes speaking, the next person receives the carving. It helps people work together

What is a post-graduation work permit program (PGWPP)? The PGWP is a program that allows students who have graduated from a Canadian post-secondary institution to obtain work experience. It also helps students to continue in Canada and work full-time after terminating their program of at least 8 months. The PGWP has a duration of up