Strasbourg is a city based in the Alsace region of France. It is estimated that the current population of Strasbourg is somewhere around the 272,000 mark – with the largest proportion made up of residents aged 15-29 years old, and is spread over 30.22 square miles of land. Education in France is a highly organised system that branches out into a large number of subdivisions; the three main categories are as follows: primary, secondary, higher, ‘licence’ & ‘licence professionelle’ (bachelor’s degree), ‘master’ (master’s degree), and ‘doctorat’ (a doctorate’s degree). In France, university names are most commonly derived from city names near to the location of the establishment; for example, Paris retains a total of thirteen universities and these are all named from ‘Paris I’ through to ‘Paris XIII’. Strasbourg is home to three universities, namely Strasbourg I (Louis Pasteur University), Strasbourg II (Marc Bloch University), and Strasbourg III (Robert Schuman University).
Problem Solving Course in Strasbourg
Problem Solving Course in Strasbourg equips learners with structured approaches to investigate problems, identify root causes, analyse and overcome barriers. The training includes problem-solving models, critical thinking techniques, troubleshooting, diagnosis, evaluation methods, and decision-making skills to improve performance and business outcomes.
- Master practical methods to analyse problems and develop effective solutions
- Build critical thinking skills with our expert-led Problem Solving Training
- Learn root cause analysis and decision-making in diverse situations