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UNICDA > Continuing Education

What are we?
Objectives
Functions
Description
Courses we offer in the year 2002
About our Coordinator

What are we?

We are a Unit of Non-Formal Education, which promotes overall human development through updated training courses that specialize in different areas.

The Management Center is a unit of academic support for personal, professional, and business development, that promotes academic excellence in all its programs, perfecting the skills that are necessary to professionals who wish to enter the world market.

Objectives

To design, carry out, and promote training programs that will satisfy the demands of the public in general, in the necessary disciplines, thus attaining overall human development through a transforming education.

Functions

- To encourage people to be capable of documenting their learning activities after the last diploma or degree they obtain.

- To program, promote, and carry out short courses, as workshops or as modules.

- To program, promote, and carry out special courses of 3 to 12 months’ time, so that the persons who attend will acquire new abilities, render their work more efficient, and update their knowledge.

Description

This Unit has as its main objective to plan, promote, and carry out training courses open to all in order to satisfy the demands of the national population, and courses that will be limited to the employees of a company or of companies, according to their needs and requirements.

The Management Center has four large air-conditioned classrooms and a computer lab, for the training of the population in general, according to our regular program. Besides, we offer the rent of the rooms of the Management Center for the enterprises and persons who request it, with the help of audiovisual aids and catering services.

Academic offer for the year 2002

We offer a wide variety of management and non-management courses, within our regular program.

Management courses:

- Special Course in Management and Supervision.
- Special Course in Translation and Legal Interpretation.
- Special Course in Interior Design.
- Special Course in Strategic Sales Administration.
- Special Course in Administration and Haute Cuisine.
- Special Course in the Organization and Management of Files.
- Special Course in Marketing Applied to Communication.
- Special Course in Training in Programming Delphi 6.
- Series of Talks of FORUMs about the Updating of Human Resources.

Other Courses:

- Computers for Adults
- Introduction to Feng Shui
- Workshop on the Techniques of Plastic Arts
- Business English Workshops
- Spelling and Drafting

Schedules:

The schedules of our courses are varied, and mostly in the evening (From 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM). See the schedules of each program, which we annex.)

Extracurricular Courses

Note: All the courses in Continuing Education are extracurricular, which is why this paragraph is contemplated and defined under Academic Offer.

Cost:

The cost of the courses offered by the Continuing Education Unit are varied, depending on the type of course and its duration (See the attached programs).

Payment plans:

The short-term courses that cost less than $3,000.00 must be paid in full from the beginning. For the longer courses, such as the Special Courses, we offer plans of payment, depending on the length and the cost of the same. The plans of payment are different for each course. (See the attached programs with this specification).

About our Coordinator

Soraya Arbaje, who has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, graduated from the Unidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo in 1984.

She has done postgraduate work in family therapy at the UASD (thesis pending).

She has done work related to training since 1982, being the first Training Manager at the School for Training for the Dominican Port Authority, from 1982 until 1985.

She worked at the Secretaría de Estado de Relaciones Exteriores (Department of State) as Assistant Coordinator for the Project to Modernize this Secretaría, under the aegis of the PNUD and the Dominican Government, from 1985 to 1987.

In 1987, she represented the Secretaría de Estado de Relaciones Exteriores at the Course of International Studies at the Diplomatic School of Madrid, Spain.

During the years 1990 and 1991, she worked at UNICEF as Assistant Coordinator of the Campaign for Social mobilization: Inoculate, Commitment by all, under the aegis of this International Organization and of the Secretaría de Estado de Salud Pública y Asistencia Social.

She occupied the post of Training Manager in the Asociación Dominicana para el Desarollo de la Mujer – Banco de la Mujer –from 1994 through 1996.She worked as Coordinator and Facilitator of the project: Mujer, Democracia y Participacion Ciudadana, under the auspices of the PUCMM/BID/ADOPEM, during the years 1995 – 1996.

During the last four years, she has been Manager of Sales and Marketing of Services in her own enterprise.

Since February of 2001, she has held the post of Coordinator of the Continued Education Unit, and Management Center, of this Institution.

 
 
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