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    The document discusses Porter's Five Forces model as it applies to the education industry. It identifies the bargaining powers of buyers like recruiters, parents, and students. It also identifies the bargaining powers of suppliers like accreditation bodies and faculty. It notes the threats of new entrants through vocational courses, new college branches, and competition from other schools. It also mentions threats from substitutes such as master's programs, distance learning, and jobs.

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    The document discusses Porter's Five Forces model as it applies to the education industry. It identifies the bargaining powers of buyers like recruiters, parents, and students. It also identifies the bargaining powers of suppliers like accreditation bodies and faculty. It notes the threats of new entrants through vocational courses, new college branches, and competition from other schools. It also mentions threats from substitutes such as master's programs, distance learning, and jobs.

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    Porter Five Force Model: Certification Vocational Courses New Branches of Colleges Recruiters Parents Students

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    Rishi Kinger
    The document discusses Porter's Five Forces model as it applies to the education industry. It identifies the bargaining powers of buyers like recruiters, parents, and students. It also identifies the bargaining powers of suppliers like accreditation bodies and faculty. It notes the threats of new entrants through vocational courses, new college branches, and competition from other schools. It also mentions threats from substitutes such as master's programs, distance learning, and jobs.

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    Porter Five force model

    Threat of new
    Bargaining powers of entrants
    buyers Certification
    Vocational
    Recruiters courses
    Parents New branches
    Students of colleges

    Threat from
    Bargaining powers of Competition substitutes
    suppliers Master
    XIME, courses
    AICTE
    Bangalore Distance
    AACSB
    Welingkar, learning
    Faculty
    Mumbai Job
    TAPMI, Manipal

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