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NEXT creates record in CIM pass rates

The leading Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM - UK) accredited tuition center, NEXT School of Business created a record in CIM education in Sri Lanka by recording an impressive pass rate at the June 2011 examination. The Pass rates in assignment subjects was the best in its class with an average of 81% over pass rates of all other tuition centers recording 61%.

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NEXT School of Business General Manager Kumudu Abeywardene said 'this is another record set by NEXT! We are so proud that we could rewrite history yet again with such super pass rates. Many students think that assignment subjects are difficult, but I can tell them to think again! We always believed in doing the right thing and coaching the students in the right way, today results speak louder than words'.

She said 'we attribute this success to our expert panel of lecturers who are real marketing practitioners. They perform in leading multinational and local companies in very senior marketing seats or as CEOs. Hence who else can teach a practical subject like marketing better? Students who are with us know the structural process we follow and how we motivate students to start the assignment early for best results'.

Accordingly to official CIM UK results, NEXT recorded an impressive pass rate of 81% for all assignment subjects; this consisted a pass rate of 87% in stage one (against 66% of other institutes), 72% for stage 2 (others 61%) and 83% for stage 3 (51% for others) subjects. Abeywardene said 'we boldly claim that students have a greater chance of passing CIM 1st time with NEXT, and we will always live up to that claim.'

Commenting on individual brilliance of each lecturer she said 'I'm proud to mention that the subjects handled by Dusty Alahakoon recorded the best ever pass rates. For Marketing Information & Research (MIR) the pass rate was 96% (others institutes 70%), for Project Management (PMIM) the pass rate was 97% (other institutes 51%) and for Corporate Reputation Management (MCR) it was 94% (other institutes 53%). This is an all-time record that brings pride to CIM Sri Lanka Region too. Other panel members Reyaz Jeffrey, Bertram Paul, Tharanga Gunasekara and Thusitha Abeysekara produced equally brilliant results to keep the averages as high as 80% in all assignment subjects'.

NEXT School of business is the largest CIM education institute in Sri Lanka and outside UK. NEXT was set up by a group of professionals to offer quality professional education and consultancy services to corporates and individuals. NEXT has a state of the art learning facility in Havelock Town with all facilities. Today NEXT has diversified into other professional studies such as Association of Business Executives (ABE UK), Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPS UK), Postgraduate studies (MBA) Consulting and Training services. NEXT also funds 'Life After School (LAS) Foundation', a CSR project, that supports career guidance and scholarships for underprivileged.

 

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