ENEB Master Thread

[bjcheung77]

I saw I got an email to “accelerate” my mba for a fee.  Question.  I bought the mba a month back but haven’t started.  How fast can you normally complete the degree and how fast can you complete it with the “accelerated” option? Thnx

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Just to piggy back off my last message.  Does anyone know which option I should have bought.  I heard about an exam option, no exam option, and an essay.  I am so confused. I am teacher in New York and was looking to see the best chance I had to get these evaluated to equal 30 credits for a potential raise.  I know it may not work at all but figured it was worth the gamble.

Basically, it won't really matter which route you go... It's really personal preference. If you have certs, courses, experience, etc in business, you can do the exam option, if you have little to no knowledge in any of the classes taught, then take them to fill knowledge gaps and for learning purposes. Last but not least, if you are in a rush, do the exam option, if you've got time and love writing, don't take the exam.

[ArshveerCheema]

I saw I got an email to “accelerate” my mba for a fee.  Question.  I bought the mba a month back but haven’t started.  How fast can you normally complete the degree and how fast can you complete it with the “accelerated” option? Thnx

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Just to piggy back off my last message.  Does anyone know which option I should have bought.  I heard about an exam option, no exam option, and an essay.  I am so confused. I am teacher in New York and was looking to see the best chance I had to get these evaluated to equal 30 credits for a potential raise.  I know it may not work at all but figured it was worth the gamble.

Basically, it won't really matter which route you go... It's really personal preference. If you have certs, courses, experience, etc in business, you can do the exam option, if you have little to no knowledge in any of the classes taught, then take them to fill knowledge gaps and for learning purposes.  Last but not least, if you are in a rush, do the exam option, if you've got time and love writing, don't take the exam.

I prefer written work over exams but it's like with having a month (if I were to take it asap) to prepare and also, looking at the curriculum beforehand, knowing I'd already get atleast 50-60% without studying, I went for the exam option.

[lillingworth]

Does anyone know why ENEB discontinued their Hotel Management Masters? I emailed them and they said it was unavailable but didn't really give further information. I'm hoping it will come back.

[slammX]

Does anyone know why ENEB discontinued their Hotel Management Masters? I emailed them and they said it was unavailable but didn't really give further information. I'm hoping it will come back.

Unfortunately ENEB is rarely helpful. Essentially, they refreshed their entire program offering. The one you're looking for now is the Master in Revenue Management and Hospitality. 

The following subjects are equivalent to subjects that were included in the old Hotel Management & Tourism Masters program:

1. Foods and Beverages Management
   
2. Hospitality Management
   
3. International Accounting
   
4. Marketing
   
5. Quality and Environmental Management
   
6. Strategic Management
   

The following subjects are new:

1. Agile Methodologies
   
2. Digital Transformation
   
3. Management Accounting
   
4. Strategic People Management (this is not the same as the old Human Resources Management (the new Human Resources and Business) or the old Personnel Management and Organizational Behavior (the new Management Skills) that form part of the new Master in Human Resources and Talent Management) 
   

[lillingworth]

Ahhh okay. Looks like I got the wrong one. I don't remember seeing hospitality in the list for the double masters....

[slammX]

Ahhh okay. Looks like I got the wrong one. I don't remember seeing hospitality in the list for the double masters....

It isn't on the Double Masters list, but I'm sure you'd be able to combine it with any other Masters program. Just ask them.

[nykorn]

For those who did a degree (specify exam or not), how long did the digital diploma/transcript take and then the hardcopy?

I did the exam December 2023. The digital diplomas took over 6 months to arrive and the hard copies took almost 11 months to arrive. The digital diplomas didn't all arrive at the same time as each other and I only got the final one (NLP) the same time the physical diplomas arrived. Since I took my exams ENEB has changed its systems and stuff so hopefully it is all a faster process now, but even at the time I did it there were people who took the exams at the same time as me and got their diplomas way faster than me.

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Has anyone used a degree(s) from ENEB for work (i.e. applying for jobs, getting a promotion, and so on)? What are your experiences on that? I'm not interested in pursuing a PhD or transferring credits from ENEB to a U.S. regional accredited university. I just want to use it for work.

I got a promotion at work. A few cents' pay raise and a move to the department I wanted. Note that at our company you are basically minimum wage no matter what position you hold or what your requirements are, unless you're the manager (of which there is only one, and no chance at taking their job as they've been here for 15 years).

I haven't tried using it to apply for jobs yet, but I plan to list ENEB on my CV and use it to try and get other jobs later, but for now I am staying at this workplace until I get my teaching license which should happen by summer 2024. I plan to pretty much always do both teaching and Hotel-Tourism side by side just to have a readily usable backup career in case something goes wrong with one of them.

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where could you use them for immigration purposes? Canada for a fact wouldn't accept them.

Go look at the wiki page: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/ENEB

Several countries including the USA accept ENEB degrees for immigration. I also once read that Japan accepts them but I can't find the page proving it again, it was on a Spanish embassy page about titulo propio and Japanese government scholarships, and to my knowledge no one has actually tried ENEB with Japan yet.

Canada, Germany and a few other countries are unusually strict in the world and their policies are not the norm.

Also this is just who accepts the degrees as valid towards immigration. Countries may have additional immigration requirements regardless, such as, even if your ENEB degree is seen as a valid Bachelor's they may not let you immigrate unless you also have a Master's, or even if your ENEB degree is seen as a valid Master's they won't let you immigrate unless the job you are getting hired at in their country is in the same subject as your Master's.

[BadSquirrelBeta]

Has anyone used a degree(s) from ENEB for work (i.e. applying for jobs, getting a promotion, and so on)? What are your experiences on that? I'm not interested in pursuing a PhD or transferring credits from ENEB to a U.S. regional accredited university. I just want to use it for work.

Yes, my husband and I both have used the ENEB degree with a Validental (sorry if I spelled it wrong) class by class evaluation and GPA evaluation.

We are at the latter parts of our careers and not pursuing government employment or anything with specific licensure at this point.  

My husband did negotiate a higher rate with his current contract (he's in a post-retirement career) and my company before I retired did take my MBA into consideration for compensation the last year before I retired.  

If we were young or mid-career, I probably would not have been so confident in going this route.  However, as time has elapsed with more and more changes against bachelor's degrees for some positions, it may have changed my opinion on this.  Sad to say but we all know what a racket higher ed in the US is becoming.  Not that I would trade my college experience for anything, but practicality and common sense certainly makes one ponder.

[BadSquirrelBeta]

Done.

Now I am waiting to get my communication from ENEB notifying my Training Program is complete and to complete my Diploma paperwork. This is my first round of going through the Diploma request process since the changes with degree updates and the changes with UI1.

Has anyone else completed the Master in Coaching and Mindfulness? I also upgraded my ENEB MHR to the new Master in Human Resources and Talent Management.

And, no, I don't care I am just "three courses away" from the Global MBA. I'm DONE.

[lillingworth]

I've emailed, hopefully they'll let me change