European Case Clearing House - Case Method Training

Case Method Training

ecch has been running case method training workshops for nearly 40 years. The ecch open workshop portfolio covers both general aspects of case writing and teaching and programmes for specialised situations, such as executive education or undergraduate. Workshops are held regularly at international locations and range in length from one-day introductory workshops to comprehensive three-day events. ecch also runs workshops for teachers in sectors such as entrepreneurship and finance, which address the particular challenges of learning in specific areas. Unique customised workshops are also held for organisations to ensure that learning objectives, time span and budget requirements are met. Learning with cases is a new and challenging experience for many students. ecch offers special tailored sessions at universities and business schools to help students use case studies. ecch tutors include some of the world's most experienced teachers of the case method, several of whom have written books on the subject. All are experienced case authors.

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