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ESC - Higher school of Trade - School Business
Definition
A higher school of Trade (ESC) is a structure depending on a Chamber of Commerce and Industry proposing a high level formation with all the trades of the Trade and management in the broad sense: financial management, marketing, communication, management
Description
Accessible after a preparatory class, a diploma of first or second cycle, the commercial schools are very selective and deliver a diploma corresponding to the rank of Master (Vat +5). Among most prestigious, one finds HEC, the ESSEC, the EM Lyon, the HEDEC or Audencia. All these schools are gathered within the Confederation of the Large Schools.
Author
Arafath Hassan
Author Email
arafath_iiuc2004@yahoo.com
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