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Mastering business management playfully: Developing extensive skills with MARGA
Taking part in MARGA is more than just a game - it is an intensive learning experience that supports participants in their personal and professional development. At MARGA, they not only expand their specialist knowledge, but also strengthen their methodological,…
Finalist teams of the MARGA Online Competition
Here you can find the finalist teams and winners of the MARGA Online Competition from previous years.
MARGA for Students is awarded with the Comenius EduMedia Medal
MARGA for Students received the Comenius Edu-Media Award at the Comenius Edu-Media Awards ceremony…
Online Competition 2023/2024
After an exciting and eventful two-day live final, the winning team of this year's MARGA Online Competition has been announced!…
Conflict management in companies
What is conflict management? How can conflicts be recognized and managed? And what does all this have to do with business simulations?…
How do I make my trainee program particularly attractive?
Today's trainees - tomorrow's managers! Here we present our top building blocks for successful trainee programs.
Learning motivation in business games
The motivation of employees to learn plays a central role. Because those who learn with motivation and enthusiasm increase their learning success.
Managing change playfully Business games as the key to successful change management
Effective change management is a critical success factor. Business simulation games prepare employees optimally for change.
The winners of the MARGA Online Competition 2022/2023 have been determined!
After an exciting and eventful two-day live final, the winning team of this year's MARGA online business game competition has been announced!…
How business games help you to promote important soft skills in your company
Not only technical expertise, but also soft skills can be trained. But how can I best promote these skills as part of further training without neglecting the development of subject-specific skills?…