MASS COMMUNICATION.

The Mass Communication course provides learners with knowledge and skills in media, journalism, and communication. It explores areas such as print and broadcast media, public relations, advertising, and digital communication. Students learn how to create, share, and analyze information effectively, preparing them for careers in media, corporate communication, and related fields.

LANGUAGES

The Languages course helps learners build strong communication skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. It emphasizes grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension while encouraging cultural awareness and expression. Students gain confidence in using language for academic, professional, and everyday communication.

HEALTH SCIENCES

HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM.

BEAUTY ,FASHION &DESIGN

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

A course in human resource management (HRM) provides a comprehensive overview of the strategies and processes used to manage an organization's most important asset: its people. The curriculum emphasizes linking employee activities to overall business objectives, enhancing organizational effectiveness, and complying with legal and ethical standards. 
While specific topics vary by institution and program level (diploma, undergraduate, or graduate), the following are common components

INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) encompass the entire range of tools, resources, and systems used to create, store, transmit, manage, and exchange information, including computers, software, the internet, mobile devices, radio, and television. ICT is a broader concept than Information Technology (IT), adding communication technologies to IT's focus on computers and networks, enabling widespread communication and collaboration. Its core function is to manage and communicate digital information to improve efficiency, access to information, and the delivery of services across various sectors