Sault College's Business School transforms with cutting-edge Marketing and HR Programs
Sault College's School of Business is undergoing an exciting transformation as it adds its cutting-edge two-year Business Marketing and Human Resources programs to its wide range of diploma and degree programs, apprenticeships and graduate studies.
"The biggest challenge as educators is preparing students for change," says Professor Kevin Hemsworth, who brings over a decade of experience in the School of Business, in public and private sectors in marketing and communications, human resources and information technology and as the founder of two marketing companies.
“It’s exciting to see a newly-developed marketing program at Sault College, which will develop future marketing leaders right here in my home town of Sault Ste. Marie and benefit local businesses.” Less is more for Sault College students Sault College students benefit from small class sizes, allowing for personal connections and valuable relationships to form through the program. Many instructors stay in touch with alumni, offering support and guidance in their careers.
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