The Bhawanipur Education Society College inaugurated their event management school, The Bhawanipur School of Event Management, in association with t2, on November 20 at the college campus. The school will run one course at present — Advanced Certificate in Event Management that will provide a thorough learning experience to budding entrepreneurs and wedding planners by training them in skills of event management.
The launch of the course was planned like a big event backed by Eventzinspired, in association with ‘The Big Fat Indian Wedding’ by WeddingSutra.com. Cultural performances by the students of The Bhawanipur Education Society College, followed by the lamp-lighting ceremony in the gracious presence of several distinguished personalities from the hospitality, event management and related professional backgrounds, concluded the event. Highlights:
“With this growing business becoming a topic of discussion, I have realised that so many of us are getting added with each passing year... there are many players but not many coaches. We already have courses dedicated to creating them, then why not start adding value from day one? So, we did research, made the syllabus and looked out for faculties and guest faculties. Today events or weddings are not just limited to 20 per cent of India. The opportunities have grown very big and there are so many businesses in one business of events. So, why not create history by opening the first school exclusively dedicated to this. It is the only event school in India, which is a certified course, has 11 months of detailing, backed by a college and crafted by an event planner,” said Preraana Khuller, dean, The Bhawanipur School of Event Management.
“I think the event management industry and its education is in demand today. There are a lot of events that are happening. The events now are much bigger with higher stakes. Therefore, I think it is time for students to take interest in this. We ourselves do a lot of events and the students get an opportunity. I can see the transformation through their confidence that the students have developed because of taking responsibilities and handling events,” said Dilip Shah, dean, Bhawanipur Education Society College.
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