Mhwaye chose ABE for its global recognition and practical curriculum, which aligns perfectly with her work and long-term goals. She says ABE has enhanced her skills in strategic planning, business analysis and presentation. She plans to pursue postgraduate studies and start her own business. Read her full story below:
''I am from Myanmar and currently live in Yangon with my parents and younger brother. I graduated from university and have built my career working with local and international NGOs. I’m currently working as a Trainer Cum Consultant at Local Consultant Company, where I design and deliver customised training, focusing on capacity building and organisational development.
I chose ABE because of its international recognition and its practical approach to business education. The modules are highly relevant to the real-world business environment and align with my career goals in training, consulting, and organisational development.
I studied my ABE course at PS Business School in Yangon, Myanmar.
ABE is well-regarded in Myanmar, particularly among employers in the private sector and NGOs. It’s recognised as a qualification that provides not only academic knowledge but also the practical skills needed in the workforce.
After completing my Level 6 ABE qualification, I plan to apply for postgraduate studies in business. I also aim to expand my consulting work and support capacity building among grassroots organisations.
The best part about studying with ABE is how practical and relevant the course is. It directly connects with my daily responsibilities as a trainer and consultant, especially modules like Digital Marketing Strategy, which was one of my top papers.
Studying with ABE has enhanced my analytical thinking, strategic planning, and presentation skills. It has also strengthened my understanding of business models, digital tools, and marketing strategies, all of which are essential in delivering effective training and consultancy services.
My tips for a successful study is to stay organized, set a weekly study routine, and focus on understanding the concepts rather than just memorising them. Using real-life examples helps a lot. I also recommend forming a small study group or finding a study buddy for discussions and support.
In the long term, I plan to establish my own local company focused on soft skills training, monitoring and evaluation, and community development. I also aspire to contribute to educational initiatives that empower youth and underrepresented communities in Myanmar.''