The programs will have 150 hours of learning across online and face-to-face modules delivering functional skills, soft skills, life skills and career assistance 
Chennai

Great Lakes launches ENCORE platform

The platform will have two courses: i) Professional certificate programme in Digital Marketing and ii) Professional certificate programme in Product Management. The applications for these programs open from March 25, 2023.

DT NEXT Bureau

Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai, launched ENCORE – a platform offering job returnship programmes for women. The ENCORE platform offers short courses spanning 3 months’ duration.

The programs will have 150 hours of learning across online and face-to-face modules delivering functional skills, soft skills, life skills and career assistance to start a new chapter in a professional career. In order to further support women in taking up the programs, the Institute is also offering merit and means-based Great Lakes ENCORE Scholarships.

The platform will have two courses: i) Professional certificate programme in Digital Marketing and ii) Professional certificate programme in Product Management. The applications for these programs open from March 25, 2023.

For the launch, eminent guests -- Ruchita Tandon, Head, Alliances and Partnerships at Aspire for Her; Sukhpreet Singh, CEO at TANSAM; Deepa Raj, Client Experience at Accenture and Sridevi Pasupuleti, Vice President at LTIMindtree were present.

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