Higher Institute of Business & Applied Linguistics - Douala, Cameroon

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The Higher Institute of Business and Applied Linguistics seeks to provide quality higher education with a constant eye on the job market. As a university Institute, we provide HND (Higher National Diploma) and BTS (Brevet de Technicien Supérieur) programs in Accountancy, marketing, banking & finance, assistant manager, Human Resource management, international trade, transport and logistics, Customs and transit, legal assistance, Curriculum development, air transport management, management of Decentralized Local Authorities, Real Estate Law etc. As a professional training center, we provide certification courses in Translation Studies, Interpretation, secretaryship and Bilingual Secretaryship, Graphic designing, renewable energy, We lecture in French and English Languages. Our teaching staff is young, dynamic and energetic, enabling them to easy understand and identify with student student issues.

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Immeuble Beteumen, Elfe Axe Lourd Douala. Face Mega Hôtel, Marché Nonglacé, Douala , Cameroon

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