DNC Management Consulting Boot Camp

More than half the people in top MBA programs and a significant number of college seniors flirt with the idea of becoming a management consultant after graduation. It’s a high-paying, high-profile field that offers students the opportunity to take on a lot of responsibility right out of school and quickly learn a great deal about the business world.

The big names in management consulting are well known. Bain & Co., the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), McKinsey & Co., and a solid crop of similar firms vie for contracts from the Fortune 500. Each firm has a slightly different focus, culture, and approach.

“Consulting” is a big, one-size-fits-all term that includes virtually any form of advice-giving in a business setting. The management consulting segment of the industry includes firms that specialize in providing advice about strategic and core operational issues, such as finding new channels for selling products or reducing the costs involved in producing a product. Although some of the highest profile firms populate this segment, they’re not the only ones doing consulting.

Thousands of other organizations and individuals call themselves consultants and make money selling their advisory services, and they offer plenty of opportunities for employment. If you like the idea of advising businesses and you have a particular interest in computers, human resources, corporate communications, mobile communications, health care, financial services, real estate, e-commerce, or some other specialized field, there’s a good chance that you can find a position within an organization doing precisely that.

Overall, the outlook for the management consulting industry is positive. We predict a steady 7% annual increase in consulting revenue across the board through the end of the decade.

We offer inspired students a broad range of knowledge and practical experiences stepping into management consulting industry.

Course Structure Real consulting case study and interview preparation process delivered by experts from top management consulting firms

Course Duration 72 hours’ full time training that is designed in line with the standard, requirement and procedure of consulting firms’ recruitment process.

Suitable for Anyone who is looking to break into management consulting industry and meet the threshold requirements of hiring.

Course Schedule Only open three sessions each year, limited seats per session (Please make inquiry to our consultants for course timetable)

• Real world management consulting case studies and case research with professional team
• Full scope of interview preparations
• First class networking opportunity with professionals from top tier consulting firms such as Bain & Company and McKinsey & Company