AIC launches third edition of its Project Leader Program

AIC launches third edition of its Project Leader Program

Project to offer more practical classes with priority given to company visits | 21/02/2014

Bilbao, 21.2.2014--- AIC-Automotive Intelligence Center is all set to launch the third edition of its Advanced Project Leader Program designed to provide professionals with the tools and skills they need to lead projects in the increasingly dynamic, innovative business world of the automotive industry.

The Advanced Project Leader Program was originally conceived as a response to the industry’s growing need for professionals who know how to manage complex projects with different clients in a range of countries.

With the experience acquired in the first two editions, in which 30 professionals from the industry took part, more and more companies are becoming aware of the need for such project leaders in their organizations and are now demanding quality training oriented to their needs and requirements.

In the third edition, with the objective of continuous improvement ever in view, the organizers have decided to provide more practical classes, with particular importance being placed on company visits, thereby ensuring that participants assimilate program contents faster and more easily. Furthermore, the paperless format with multimedia support in class should facilitate faster access to documents and additional information, so the student has everything he needs readily available.

This latest edition will take place at AIC-Automotive Intelligence Center from 28 March to 5 December 2014. Some 224 teaching hours will be combined with visits to businesses. For more information, check out the web page.

AIC is a foundation promoted and backed by Bizkaia Provincial Council, the Amorebieta-Etxano and Ermua city halls, a group of leading-edge companies from the automotive industry and by Basque automotive cluster ACICAE. Work in knowledge, training, technology and industrial development all goes on under the AIC umbrella in a bid to improve competitive levels in the automotive industry.