BCCT Breakfast "Are You an Employer of Choice for the Future Digital Age? Hear what some of the world’s most talented students want from a future employer"
2011-11-22
featuring guest speakers from Taipei European School's top Business Students
Sponsored by Standard Chartered Bank
Date: Tuesday 22 November 2011
Time: 7.30am – 9.30am
Venue: American Club in Taipei, California Room
(47 Bei an Rd, Taipei / 台北市北安路47號)
Cost: British Chamber Members NT$450/ non-members NT$600
We strongly encourage you to join us at the American Club in Taipei for what promises to be a business breakfast briefing quite unlike any other.
The British Chamber is delighted to announce this special breakfast sponsored by Standard Chartered Bank which will feature guest speakers from Taipei European School’s top Business Students.
Are you the type of business which is ready for the “Digital Age” executive? This briefing will give employers the opportunity to come and listen to some of the world’s most talented students’ talk about their aspirations for the future. Who they would most like to work for, and what their top priorities will be when the time comes to select their future employer. Employers will find out what they can do in order to attract the best young talent to their organization and how to hold on to them beyond the training period.
This briefing will be an interactive session with four top Business students giving a presentation and showing a video of their fellow future graduates talking about their interest in Business Studies and the prospect of working in the Business or Economics industry. At the end of the session students and staff will join participants for breakfast and answer individual questions.
About Taipei European School
Taipei European School (TES) graduates consistently win places in universities that are among the best across the world with 40 % this year heading to the USA / Canada and a further 30% to the UK/ Europe. The remaining 30 % have secured places in the Asia-Oceania region.
TES is distinctly different from other international schools in that it is the only school in the world to operate four independent sections under the one European roof. It’s German, French and British sections offer the choice of three different European national curricula for students aged 3 to 14 years. The High School allows all three sections to merge together and for the first two years students undertake the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) or French and German co-qualifications. The final two years of High School culminate in the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma. The British School with over 700 students is the largest and only true British school in Taiwan.
