Technician CHE Corporate Processes (now Process Technician CHE): Experience of WISS program supervisor Vanja Veselinovic - gain knowledge in the field of industrial engineering or corporate logistics through this continuing education, further training

Tell us something about yourself and your career to date.

My name is Vanja Veselinovic. At the WISS School, I am a course supervisor for all CHE courses and postgraduate studies CHE programs. I originally come from the tourism sector and worked for a language travel agency for a while. I then switched to WISS to immerse myself more deeply in education. I am also studying for a Bachelor's degree in Business Psychology at Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences. So I also know the students' needs from my own experience. As a course supervisor forTechnician CHE Business Processes or Technician CHE Business Processes(new process technician CHE), I can put myself in the shoes of the CHE students.

What is the target group for the degree course in Corporate Process Technician CHE (now Process Technician CHE)?

The target group for the CHE Business Process Technician course (now CHE Process Technician) are people who have completed a technical apprenticeship, e.g. in production, logistics or as a car mechanic. They have already gained initial professional experience and would like to develop further in the area of corporate processes and specialize in this field. Those who come from a commercial background and would like to work in the area of business processes also have the opportunity to further their education with the CHE course.

What are the admission requirements for Technician CHE Corporate Processes (now Process Technician CHE)?

The admission requirements for the degree course Technician CHE Corporate Processes (now Process Technician CHE) are:

• Basic training in the technical field (electrical engineering, production, logistics) or basic commercial training
• One to two years of professional experience - ideally in the ICT environment, as this also forms part of the degree program

The previous knowledge required for the course Technician CHE Business Processes (now Process Technician CHE) does not only have to be specific to ICT. Nowadays, almost all technical training courses are also fundamentally based in the ICT sector. The question is simply how deep you are into the subject and what professional experience you have already gained. Interested parties are welcome to use the dossier to clarify whether they are eligible for admission to the CHE course. Admission to the Technician CHE Corporate Processes course (now Process Technician CHE) can also be granted through the internal examination.

What course content is covered in the CHE degree course in Business Process Technician (now Process Technician CHE)?

The CHE Technician in Business Processes (now Process Technician CHE) course is about using the course content to lay a foundation for your future career. In other words, the CHE course builds up the necessary know-how and establishes practical relevance. The experience already gained in everyday working life can be supplemented with the necessary theoretical knowledge. Social skills are also built up through group work in which everyday simulations are created and practiced.

How long does the CHE Business Process Technician (now CHE Process Technician) course take?

The CHE Business Process Technician course (now CHE Process Technician) lasts 3 years and comprises 6 semesters. The business management lessons take place together with other CHE students from the fields of business administration, computer science and business informatics. This allows students to get a taste of the other disciplines and benefit from joint exchanges and networking. Building on this, the CHE Business Process Technician (now CHE Process Technician) acquires additional specialized knowledge in the field of business processes. Approximately 8 hours per week must be spent on teaching. In addition, there are a maximum of 6 Saturdays per semester.

Why is WISS a good educational partner?

WISS has years of experience in the field of adult education. She radiates joy in what she does. We can only offer you to come and get to know us better. If you feel comfortable with us, we are the right educational partner for you and your studies to become a technician CHE in business processes (now process technician CHE). For me, WISS stands for innovation, many years of experience and a good partnership.

Do learning assessments take place during the CHE Process Technician course?

The examination process for the CHE Process Technician course is a combination of examinations and transfer tasks. The classic examinations take place in writing in class or online. Transfer tasks are written assignments per semester on the topic covered in the form of a problem or innovation. One exam is completed and one transfer task submitted per semester. The Technician CHE Business Processes course (now Process Technician CHE) is completed with a diploma thesis and an oral examination in the form of a defense and technical discussion.

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