Switzerland gets new marketing planners
Swiss Markting awarded 561 newly qualified marketing planners with their diplomas.
Swiss Markting awarded 561 newly qualified marketing planners with their diplomas.
561 candidates passed the exam, which is administered by Swiss Marketing, making up 74% of the registered candidates. As Swiss Marketing reports, this is by far the best pass rate in the past seven years. The overall grade average of 4.30 is the second best in the last ten years. The oldest participant was 56 years old and the youngest was 21 years old.
The recipients of the diplomas are 321 women (57%) and 240 men (43%). In terms of language regions, the picture is very different: the German-speaking cantons are represented with 503 diplomas, the French-speaking cantons with 40 diplomas and Ticino with 12 diplomas. 6 diplomas are awarded abroad.
All eight top scorers come from German-speaking Switzerland and here too the women have the upper hand: Natascha Alibrandi from Spreitenbach, Andrea Staffelbach from Buochs/NW, Marc Helfenstein from Emmenbrücke, Christoph Lenggenhager from Wildberg/ZH, Petra Studer from Buttisholz/LU, Eva Unternährer from Romoos/LU, Claudia Walter from Schaffhausen and Caroline König from Bern.
561 candidates passed the exam, which is administered by Swiss Marketing, making up 74% of the registered candidates. As Swiss Marketing reports, this is by far the best pass rate in the past seven years. The overall grade average of 4.30 is the second best in the last ten years. The oldest participant was 56 years old and the youngest was 21 years old.
The recipients of the diplomas are 321 women (57%) and 240 men (43%). In terms of language regions, the picture is very different: the German-speaking cantons are represented with 503 diplomas, the French-speaking cantons with 40 diplomas and Ticino with 12 diplomas. 6 diplomas are awarded abroad.
All eight top scorers come from German-speaking Switzerland and here too the women have the upper hand: Natascha Alibrandi from Spreitenbach, Andrea Staffelbach from Buochs/NW, Marc Helfenstein from Emmenbrücke, Christoph Lenggenhager from Wildberg/ZH, Petra Studer from Buttisholz/LU, Eva Unternährer from Romoos/LU, Claudia Walter from Schaffhausen and Caroline König from Bern.
