Dear all (experienced and not)
I would like to have your kind advise, confirmation/disproof if i am on the good way.
Facts about me: I am 32 y.o., married (have no children), with healthy ambitions.
Education: i studied 4 years tourism management.
Work experience: Travel agency (6 months), 5star hotel as a restaurant's supervisor (6 months), air company as a in-flight supervisor (4 years), a construction company as a manager's assistant (9 months).
My aim: is to gain knowledges to be able to manage a company or its division, small/ medium production or to become a hotel manager/ to be able to obtain a manager position in aviation industry. (Or to run a family business)
My opportunities: As my husband is freelance expat i am able to travel 2 weeks every 3 month and i have great opportunity to get international experience after my graduation working and traveling with my husband
My impossibilities: i can not study in the campus because of mentioned above reasons. For instance we are in Jamaica now, the end of the mission is going to be in the end of Oct. and his next project's destination is not fixed for now.
Thank you for reading and answering,
Good luck!

Continuing the previous post:
1.I like Euro MBA program with the possibility to participate in face-to-face seminars every 3 month, but would my work experience be enough to apply?
2. I also think about Bladford, 2 years program, possibility to take 3 elective modules in the campus..is it enough good to achive my aims?
Anyone can explain this:
Bladford is n15 in Distance Online MBA Rankings 2014 by QS top MBA http://www.topmba.com/mba-rankings/online-mba-rankings/2014#sorting=rank+custom=317561+order=desc+search=
BUT Bladford is n82 in http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings HOW IT CAN BE EXPLAINED???
3. Is there an alternative program matching with me?

THANKS

EuroMBA is good if your focus is on mainland Europe. I think you stand a good chance of admission.

Bradford is a pretty average university which is in the top 50 for undergraduate business (http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings?s=Business+%26+Management+Studies) and is even better for the MBA.

PS I would suggest you consider the Durham MBA for the Caribbean (https://www.dur.ac.uk/courses/2012/info/?id=3463&title=Executive+Master+of+Business+Administration+#coursecontent) I am sure they will let students move to the Global track if they move region, but Durham just messaged me to say that the programme is not open to new students.

Dear Duncan!
Thank you for your answers to me and other applicants!
Will apply for Euro*MBA, The Durham EBS Executive Master of Business Administration and Bladford.
Will update my post as soon as i have info.
Good luck et boone chance a tous!