"When I started out, I was an eccentric artist with no connections, no business savvy, and like most artists in my industry, I didn't have much affinity for the business side of fashion-just a burning desire to create an effect with my work. Then I was introduced to Hubbard Management Technology and using Hubbard PR and Marketing principles my company grew 500 percent in six years. It is now being a multimillion-dollar company."
— Craig Taylor
My name is Ted Kumada. I just finished the Executive Tools course en route to me earning my Basic Consultant certification.
Even though this certification is called “Basic Consultant” it contains a lot of vital data. I feel like by acquiring this data, I now have a more solid foundation and the confidence to manage not only a business, but my life as well. This was yet ANOTHER BIG WIN!
My name is Tony Grimaldi. I am an American student at Hubbard College of Administration (HCA), Los Angeles, CA. I have just finished the course, Ethics For Business Survival.
To survive as an entrepreneur is one of the most rewarding feelings. This course goes over the many types of
situations you’ll have to deal with while running a Business. For example, have you ever felt like the momentum to start projects has just stopped? This was one of the things that I had experienced while trying to start a Business. I finally found the answer within this course.
Rewards and Penalties are what keep motivation alive. I realized a fundamental mistake: I never would reward the person who did the most for us, and I would never penalize the person that wasn’t producing what was needed. Using rewards and penalties can be a fun game to play, as the pay off is far beyond just keeping motivation alive. Basically, it gets the production up!
This is just one of the benefits I got out of this course! It was really fun and I learned a lot!
Hello again everyone. This is Ted Kumada. I am currently studying to become a consultant at Hubbard College of Administration International, and I’ve just completed the course “HOW TO GET THINGS DONE.”
This course is very practical, and everyone can get great benefits from it. My WIN was that I had a cognition with regards to the concept, IMPORTANCE OF “INTENTION.” Throughout my career, I have given numerous commands. However, have I always done it with INTENTION? It is questionable. Commands with force DO NOT work. Commands with INTENTION do! Forceful manner of giving commands won’t work since we’re dealing with human beings. From now on, I can give my commands with INTENTION, not with FORCE.
It was a big WIN!
When Brittany started working at the company, I knew that she was being trained at the Hubbard College. I knew this meant that she would be using the tools here to help with her schoolwork. What I did not realize was how much her apprenticeships would help the company. Brittany has done numerous projects here and they have all proven to be successful. The last project she has been working on was the best. Brittany came in, talked to me about what needed to be handled within my company and then took off from there. I did not need to do anything other than sit back and watch my statistics go up. Her application of the Administrative Technology has been incredible and the entire company has turned around since she has been working with us. Thank you for all of your hard work and Hubbard College students are welcome any time! J.S. Marketing company-Los Angeles, CA
Going over what I’m supposed to do with Brittany made me understand what I am actually supposed to be doing. I see that I play a big role in this company and that what I do makes a difference. It was nice to finally be told what exactly I should be doing and to see that when I do it, things change.
S. C. Marketing company-Los Angeles, CA
Brittany was able to help me with my learning in the computer department. I have heard her talk about Hubbard’s study technology tools in the past, but this time I was able to actually put them to use. I want to teach my son about these tools to help him in school. Learning about the computer department is very easy now and I know it is because of what Brittany did with me.
L.E. Marketing company-Los Angeles, CA
My name is Jerome Garot, and I recently finished my Master Consultant Levels at the Hubbard College of Administration International, and boy it has been an enjoyable ride!
I have gained many newfound abilities and made many new contacts for future business opportunities. The thing I am most thankful for is that I was able to work in a field that I was interested; art. I got to work with artists and people specialized in the field and got to establish a real working foundation regarding how to help people and how to relay information exactly as I wanted it to be relayed through using simple consulting and study technology.
It is a great feeling to teach other people something. You learn a lot of new things in doing so, as they’ll bring up questions that you hadn’t thought about before or had to address in the classroom. This expands your experience with people and it really showed me how much data I had locked away! All these new questions gave me this competence of being able to readily handle any confusion in that personís company.
I highly encourage every degree program student or experienced businessman and woman to continue to expand his or her knowledge of business by doing the Master Consultant program!
It was a journey for me to complete all 5 tasks for “Basic Organization” apprenticeship. However, I’ve learned so much from it. Not only did I learn more about the functions for different positions in a company, but also by chance have become an amateur in the film industry!
present themselves in the workplace. It explained why people feel exhausted while working and, as importantly, it gives you a solution that actually works. I really liked the viewpoint about life and work being a game. Based on that perspective, the course materials present a series of understandings that make it possible for someone to do their job with more enthusiasm and joy.
I worked with a large oil company several years ago and I realize now that there is something that large companies tend to do quite often (when they got cash to spend), which is quite inefficient.
They just throw tons of people to a problem or task in the hope that one of them will think of something clever to handle it. Not to say it doesn’t work, because somehow it sometimes gets done.
It’s just wasting precious money and time.
That oil company was in Bahrain, near Dubai, and the 400 people worked for 2 Dinar a day (like 4 dollars). So the damage wasn’t that high.
But in more Western countries, this happens with a lot more finances being wasted. Tens of thousands of dollars go to employees who aren’t actually solving situations, but creating problems to look busy.
I’m sure executives can relate to this, whether they work with statistics, which is a number or amount representing production compared to an earlier number of amount of the same thing, or not.
I finished my associate degree several months ago here at the Hubbard College of Administration, but I’m happy I stayed to do the Professional Product Debug Course. The title of the course is self-explanatory. I actually learned how to debug a product, meaning to get stops or slows out of the way and get things unsnarled for an optimum quantity of the products I need and should be getting out.
The name of the course was actually what I learned; I’m so happy about that!
Thanks to a lot of training drills and practical application on this course it really puts you in a frame of mind where you can completely analyze according to facts, not myths or rumors.
It’s great to be able to break the wall down and see the other side where the REAL problem is, often plainly in sight instead of constantly walking into a wall or throwing money at it to break it.
This is one of the ultimate consultant courses one can do that will definitely find you a job to do.
Jerome Garot
jeromegarot@gmail.com
Five years ago I graduated from a Russian University in Moscow. I got a college degree as an environmental engineer. But soon after graduating, I started to ask myself, “Can I really work as an engineer? Do I have enough knowledge and experience to start working in this sphere?” Unfortunately, my answers to these questions were “NO.” After 5 years in the university, I had no idea how to apply that data which I “got” a diploma for. I was in confusion. I had a lot of problems finding a job. At that time I had the idea that I needed another education which would give me tools for business and life, not just a piece of paper named a “diploma.” Now I am a student at Hubbard College of Administration and very close to finishing my Associate Degree. And this program is exactly what I wanted!
In this college degree it is quite remarkable that there are apprenticeships after almost every course you do. You cannot say, “I don’t know” or, “I am unable to apply the knowledge gotten!” It is impossible, as you have to demonstrate it in the apprenticeships every time! 
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The study method used here is so great that every student KNOWS what he learned and IS ABLE TO APPLY and has lots of perspectives in their life regarding the data.
In some months, I am going back to my country. I am very confident in my future, I have my goal in life and I have management tools which will help me reach success in my life. Now, that is a career education.
For What Other Reason Did You Go To College?
So either you just finished college and have a huge debt to pay off, or you’re going to start college real soon with not a lot of money.
You expect to make money and pay off all the debts right after school, right? Well that may be, but unfortunately the hard truth is – you’re going to be left in the cold.
Students go to college for 4 years, which cost way too much, and then they graduate and find out they don’t have actual experience to actually find a job that’s good.
They’ve been so sunk into books all those years, they never learned how to actually apply what they were studying! They were studying just to get a good grade!
And then you keep not applying it, because you can’t really get a job in that major you studied in.
So it dies off inside of you, you kind of forget it and college now seems like a big “Why the hell did I do that?”
But you still got your degree at least…yeah.
So what makes this piece of paper so valuable? It’s some kind of mistaken belief that this paper will make you successful, this is completely ridiculous.
It’s your ability to apply what you studied in school which makes you successful, even if the paper got you a job, it won’t let you keep it for long if you don’t learn how to actually DO something.
I was amazed when I finished my first real business course here at the Hubbard College, to be honest I was a little afraid to be honest to be sent out to a company. I was expecting to be kind of a total newbie to the stuff.
But I came to the company and you really apprentice, you get assigned an employee in the company who is familiar with what you studied. It’s nice to know that TONS of companies are applying what we are learning here.
So we sat down and I could completely see all the aspects I learned and I saw it come to life a little bit. It became so real to me!
When you see it in real life, it sticks way better to your mind.
Kind of like “a picture speaks a thousand words”, you know?
Jerome Garot
jeromegarot@gmail.com
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