Featured Alumni

My name is Jack Cheng.  I’m a Taiwanese student from Kaohsiung on the associate degree program at Hubbard College of Administration (HCA), Los Angeles, CA.  I just finished the How To Make Planning Become An Actuality apprenticeship.

This apprenticeship was great for me.  I learned how to lay out the steps to achieve a goal. I can clearly see the different points on different targets; how they work and how I can get people to execute them.

One of the tasks on this apprenticeship required me to plan a campaign, which I’ve never done before. I created it from the beginning to the end. I carefully executed every step and put conditional targets as needed to have better control. I became very comfortable doing this.

Now I have the ability to design, lay out and execute a plan. I gained much more from this apprenticeship, such as the ability to give a public speech, to control things in an event, to organize people and motivate them to enjoy working with and for me.

My name is Jamie Chang.  I am from Los Angeles and am studying at Hubbard College of Administration International to earn my Associate of Applied Science degree in Business Management and Administration.  I just finished the Public Relations course.

I used to think that a public relations person (PR) is someone who looks pretty or handsome, dresses nicely and standing on some stage making a speech.  It wassomeone meets a lot of people. At that time, a PR position was a really interesting and admirable line of work. Yet it was something that was quite easy.

After learning this course, I realize being in PR isn’t a piece of cake. To become good at PR, you have to have the ability to handle every possible circumstance with an ability to confront and get the best solution for the majority of the publics. I’ve gotten so much out of this course!  One thing that is very new to me is that PR is not just for a company or a business. PR tech can actually apply to your own personal life as well. During the course, I learned how to handle any rumor or lies about me that may be created and how I can avoid them along with making myself better known as well.

My name is Alex Edwards.  I am a degree student on the Associate of Applied Science degree in Business Management and Administration at Hubbard College of Administration International.  I just finished the How To Write Effective Company Policy apprenticeship.

I know you’ve been neglected from my regular blogs for a couple months, so here’s one to make it up to you! Enjoy!

On this apprenticeship I got the opportunity to work with the CEO of an Electric Service company. The CEO had recently started promoting his business more, but was still questioning whether he should continue doing it or not.  He also wanted to implement a new method to his promotion.  He presumed the major barrier in accomplishing this would be for him to get everyone in his business to be able to understand, agree and comply to both continued promotion and to a new method without a lapse in their production. This is where I came in.

I spoke with CEO, and once having been briefed on the situation, was able to write him a policy that encompassed all of what he wanted to be made known. I did so in such a way that was easily comprehendible to the staff. I even checked with his personnel and made sure that they had duplicated fully what the policy was attempting to communicate. Now that Carlos has this policy issued in his company, there won’t be any question as to whether or not promotion should be increasingly done each week.  Also, the employees are well on their way to including the CEO’s new method of promotion.

You really don’t know the magic of policy until you’ve seen it in action. The reason why policy would ever get a bad name is because the person reading it just doesn’t understand it or the policy was poorly written and not effective in carrying out its purpose. Well, this apprenticeship allowed me to achieve the ability to confidently and competently write an effective policy, get it understood and followed!

My name is Edwin Chou and I recently finished the Personal Integrity apprenticeship at Hubbard College of Administration International.

What is right? What is wrong? This has been an argument for thousands of years and in every economic climate. From this course and apprenticeship, I know what is right and what is wrong. Moreover, with this knowledge I have the management tools to teach people the correct sense of ethics and morals.

This apprenticeship has given me experience in using tools to help staff overcome past mistakes. The procedure process of completing the tasks on this apprenticeship actually employed exact steps!

My name is Daphna, and I own a Life Coaching company in Los Angeles, CA.  The following is a success story I wrote from degree program student Jonathan Turton recently conducting his Surveys course apprenticeship in my company.

Since opening my office last year, I hadn’t defined my public.  The first win I had on this project was finally doing so.  Jonathan referred me to the some data from his course on “wrong publics.”  It was through learning this data that I finally worked out this very vital point!  I now see how absolutely indispensable that action was. Then came the surveys.  I was surprised at the buttons that came up.  I was very far from them in my marketing efforts.  I also gained the valuable data on what images and symbols positioned with my products/services.

For the first time, I am actually ready to put together the right promo for my business, and effectively introduce myself to my potential public.

Thank you for your help!