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Introduction to the Executive Education
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Rythme
Initial
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September | February
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Diploma
State-recognized Master's degree (Bac+5), RNCP level 7

Grande École Program
1st year

The first year of the Grande École Program lays the academic and methodological foundations for the Master’s cycle. Students develop a structured understanding of management science, management fundamentals, and organizational analysis.

This year allows students to acquire initial strategic and analytical skills: understanding a market, using performance indicators, analyzing a management issue, and leading mini-projects in real-world contexts. It also marks the beginning of a more demanding professional positioning, directly linked to the expectations of a Master’s degree (Bac+5).

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CURRICULUM

Program

Semester 1 allows students to apply essential management science methods to analyze a simple problem. They conduct a mini-project involving organizational observation, use digital tools applied to management, understand market dynamics, and evaluate an organization’s initial performance indicators. Business English reinforces their ability to communicate effectively in a demanding professional environment.

Semester 2 further develops analytical and strategic skills. Students use digital tools to solve organizational problems, collect and analyze data to develop a structured diagnosis, manage a mini-project with objectives and deliverables, analyze a market to propose a strategic positioning, and create an initial performance dashboard.

Initial training

The initial training program incorporates a gradual immersion in the professional world through internships, applied projects, and real-world simulations.

From the first year, students apply their academic knowledge to organizational realities: case studies, diagnostics, market analyses, group projects, and strategic recommendations help ground their learning in concrete contexts.

An internship in a company complements this dynamic. It provides a crucial initial experience, allowing students to develop a professional demeanor, autonomy, a sense of responsibility, and an understanding of operational challenges.

This program fosters a progressive skills development and effectively prepares students for the demands of the Master’s program and future managerial responsibilities.

Skills blocks developed

To mobilize and produce highly specialized knowledge in management science
Mastering the advanced and specialized uses of digital tools
Communicating in a professional context
Contributing to transformation in a professional context
Developing a strategic vision in the field of management
Design and/or manage management solutions

Key modules of the year

Analyze a simple problem by applying essential management science methods.
Conducting a mini-project of organizational observation
Mobilizing digital tools for management fundamentals
Understanding a market and its environment
Evaluate the initial performance indicators of an organization
Business English: Communicating in a way that meets professional requirements
Using digital tools to solve an organizational problem
Collect, select and analyze data to build a structured analysis
Managing a mini-project with objectives, planning, and deliverables
Analyze a market and identify the challenges in order to propose a positioning strategy.
Build a simple dashboard and formulate an initial performance diagnosis
Business English: achieving advanced professional written and oral communication

Highlights

Professional projects

Case studies and organizational diagnostics
Mini-projects for observation and piloting
Market analysis and strategic recommendations
Construction of dashboards and performance diagnostics
Business English with TOEIC-style preparation
Work-study program
Claire ISTAFANOUS
1st year Grande Ecole Program - Class of 2027

During my first few days at school, after attending an orientation seminar that confirmed I’d made the right choice, we were fortunate to have several guest speakers available to advise us throughout our studies. I also chose ISTEC because of its work-study program. I wanted to do a work-study program to gain professional experience from the very first year and learn about different career paths.

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Anasimone AL HADEDY
Master 1 - Class of 2024

If I had to describe my first year at ISTEC in two words, I would say: discovery and personal growth. Throughout the year, I had the opportunity to discover new working methods and new teaching methods. I also had the chance to take my first steps into the professional world through various projects I undertook within companies, notably during the Company Immersion seminar and my end-of-year internship.

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