MiB - Management of Training Projects
A programme dedicated to instructional design, digital pedagogy, hybrid learning, and educational project management. Train professionals who can steer modern learning ecosystems across companies, providers, and institutions.
Design, steer, and evolve modern learning programmes
This MiB offers a comprehensive view of contemporary learning: instructional design, hybridisation, digital tools, educational communication, content creation, and project steering. It answers the rise of hybrid models across companies, training centres, and educational institutions.
The programme develops professionals who can support learning digitalisation, craft impactful experiences, and structure tailored training projects for diverse audiences, locally and internationally.
Instructional design
Build structured, coherent pathways aligned with learners' real needs.
Hybrid learning
Combine in-person, distance, synchronous, and asynchronous formats for performance.
Project management
Manage training projects with methodology, coordination, and strategic vision.
Organisational impact
Connect learning objectives with HR needs, capability building, and transformation agendas.
Earn two diplomas through a recognised partnership
The programme grants the Master in International Business MiB - Management of Training Projects awarded by ESC Clermont, alongside the Dokent executive certificate from Switzerland.
Spotlighting both credentials strengthens academic transparency, international credibility, and perceived value for candidates.
Key highlights
- Recognised MiB degree
- Dokent executive certificate
- Visible academic partnership
- International value for your profile
Master the capabilities that drive learning projects
Project management
Structure, plan, and steer training projects with methods and KPIs.
Creativity & innovation
Design engaging learning formats tailored to emerging uses.
Content creation
Produce learning assets, scripts, capsules, and multimedia journeys.
Hybrid pedagogy
Deploy learning strategies combining synchronous and asynchronous tools.
A professional curriculum built around today's learning challenges
DOKENT outlines twelve months of courses followed by six months dedicated to a project, internship, or venture creation. Learners alternate video courses, practical work, simulations, and field experiences.
Block 1 - Methods & steering
- Project management & methodology
- Project organisation
- Stakeholder coordination
- Structured governance of learning initiatives
Block 2 - Pedagogical innovation
- Creativity and innovation
- Teaching methods
- Active learning approaches
- Designing engaging learner journeys
Block 3 - Content & tools
- Scriptwriting & storytelling
- Design & multimedia
- Serious games
- Digital content creation
Block 4 - Engineering & frameworks
- Training engineering
- Legal aspects (copyright, IT law)
- MOOCs and LMS such as Moodle
- Synchronous & asynchronous tools
A flexible format built for real-world constraints
Teaching takes place remotely via evening and weekend live sessions, mixing lectures and practical exercises. Learners also access an asynchronous learning platform to progress with faculty resources at their own pace.
Key formats to highlight
- Evening and weekend videoconference classes
- Asynchronous platform accessible anywhere
- Practical work, simulations, and case studies
- Guidance on thesis, project, or internship
Why this format works
Particularly suitable for return-to-study profiles, learning professionals, HR leaders, and candidates moving into digital learning roles.
Opportunities in learning, HR, and educational projects
The programme prepares you for careers in learning leadership, training centre management, and human resources, both in Africa and internationally.
Training project manager
Design, coordinate, and deploy learning initiatives end to end.
Educational manager
Structure content, support learners, and ensure pedagogical quality.
Training centre director
Lead a training organisation or centre in expansion.
HR / Learning roles
Develop capabilities, engineer learning pathways, and drive L&D initiatives.
Tailored to profiles from education, humanities, and communication
Access is open to candidates with 180 ECTS and a bachelor's degree-particularly in education sciences, humanities and social sciences, information and communication, or professional teaching and training diplomas.
View admissionsRequired level
Bachelor / Licence or equivalent completed
Target profiles
Education, training, communication, humanities and social sciences
Brochure
Detailed programme content, pace, modalities, and calendar
Guidance
Personalised conversation to confirm programme fit
Build your future in learning engineering and project management
Request the brochure, review admissions, or speak with our team to confirm that the MiB - Management of Training Projects aligns with your goals.