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Regenesys Business School offers financial assistance for Indian students 4/28/2016 11:22:26 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 28 : The Regenesys Business School, a premier B-School based in South Africa, became the first international B-School to offer financial aid to students in India. The B-School also rolled out multi-country and dual certification management courses in an announcement made at a press briefing held here today. The unique payment options offered to students will enable eligible students to gain international qualifications regardless of their financial circumstances or socio-economic status. Regenesys Business School is the one of the few international B-Schools in the country that offers its students a multi-country management program that provide its students an opportunity to gain exposure in both India and South Africa, giving them hands-on work experience to prepare them for future employment. Announcing the scheme, Dr. Marko Saravanja, Chairperson, Regenesys Group said, "In today's competitive world it pays to have a degree from a premier international institute that is recognized the world over. While it is lucrative for students to exercise an option to study abroad and attain a valuable qualification, it is also an expensive proposition for some. At Regenesys we believe in awakening potential and with this endeavour we intend to provide financial aid to aspiring students who find it difficult to accumulate funds to pursue their dream of an International career in management."   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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