Schiller International University to offer SAP certification training
Madrid: SAP, the European leader in the design of business management software products, and The Global American University Schiller, have signed a collaboration agreement to promote the training of SAP software consultants and users. This offer is aimed at students, recent graduates and anyone who wants to boost their training at The Global American University Schiller, which has thus become a SAP certification center.
The signing of the agreement took place at the SAP offices in Madrid, in the presence of Marta Muñiz Ferrer, CEO President of Schiller International University and Juan Pedro García, SAP Training Director.
This agreement will allow the university to offer programs based on SAP solutions, thus increasing the capacity for innovation, technology and global perspective of its training offering. Students who attend training courses on SAP programs will be able to obtain the SAP consultant or SAP user certificates.
In the words of Marta Muñiz, “We continue to look for the best alliances that allow us to offer excellent quality training to our students, and maximize their employability rate. In this sense, the alliance with SAP, a world leader in software in the areas of CRM, ERP and SCM, will allow our students to optimize decision-making in key areas such as human and financial resources, accounting, administration, logistics and sales”.
Driving Educational Innovation and the Use of Technology
The Global American University, Schiller is committed to educational innovation. Its methodology is based on the concept of experiential learning, which has been proven to enhance students’ empirical skills, and is carried out through two main methods, Challenge-based learning (CBL) and Project-based learning (PBL). Both methods encourage students to develop solutions to complex problems.
Their structure allows them to be flexible and react quickly to mobilize resources and the best professionals who can transmit the knowledge and experience demanded by the market, and include them in their programs. In this sense, sustainability, technology and everything to do with data is transversally found in all undergraduate and master’s degree programs, so that students can become true global professionals.