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10 Most important work skills

14 August, 2015 Trainings21st Century Fox, 21st Century Skills, Accepted, Account-based marketing, Alpha TV, Amtrak, Athletic trainer, Athletic training, Black Friday (shopping), Caught, Charles Manson, Feedback, Flight envelope, Google, Graphics Interchange Format, HVAC, Infographic, InjureFree, Jennifer Openshaw, Marketing, Near field communication, NowSourcing, Pay television, Rupert Murdoch, Unitag, United Kingdom

Planning your future career is a must for every responsible parent. If you have a child who is attending primary…

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What Is Neuromarketing?

11 August, 2015 TrainingsAmerican Psychological Association, American Public Media, Apple TV, Attentional bias, Brain, Brand loyalty, Business, Classical music, Decision making, Market research, Marketing, Marketing and Advertising, Neuromarketing, PsychologyAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] Marketing has become far more than just a strategy to sell your product. It has become a real…

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If you want to “nail” your TOEFL exam prepare it online

5 August, 2015 Education programsAbseiling, Assistant superintendent, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, British English, English as a second or foreign language, English language, IELTS, Internet, TOEFL, TOEIC

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] The TOEFL is a standardised English language test to help foreign students realising their academic goals. The test…

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Why should you learn Chinese?

22 July, 2015 TrainingsAssociated Press, China, Chinese, Chinese culture, Chinese language, Federal government of the United States, Human rights in China, Languages, Mandarin, Mandarin Chinese, Non-governmental organization, United States, United States Assistant Secretary of State, Xi JinpingAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] China is a country that is emerging as one of the strongest global economy in the last two…

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Language speed

22 July, 2015 TrainingsChinese, Constructed, Education, English language, foreign language, Infographic, Japan, Language, Linguistics, Natural, phonetics, Social Sciences, sound, speed of languageAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] In you want to know why some languages sound like they are spoken much faster than others this…

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What is IT training?

22 July, 2015 TrainingsAdobe, Information technology, Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Professional, Trainings, WordAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] It seems like such a simple question to answer, doesn’t it? But if you ask a random group…

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Why colleges should keep ESL courses?

22 July, 2015 TrainingsCanada, Education, English as a second or foreign language, English language, Language Arts, Spanish language, Student, TeacherAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] For years, English language courses have had an important role in colleges and universities. Today, some schools have started referring…

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TED on e-learning

22 July, 2015 TrainingsChris Anderson, Long Beach California, New York, Palm Springs California, Richard Baraniuk, TED, TED Prize, VancouverAdd a Comment

TED is a non-profit devoted to -Ideas Worth Spreading-. Started in 1984 as a conference bringing together people from three…

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1.4 billion students on Earth

22 July, 2015 TrainingsDistance education, E-learning, Education, High school, Higher education, Microsoft, Student, United StatesAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] According to the recent Microsoft survey there are 1.4 billion students on planet Earth out of which 1.23 billion go…

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Students’ sexual education courses

22 July, 2015 TrainingsChoice Words, Planned Parenthood, Sex education, Sexually transmitted disease, South America, University of Ottawa, University of Toronto, Yale UniversityAdd a Comment

[responsivevoice_button buttontext=”Play”] The latest online sexual education study of a group of 138 students in IX grade were interviewed for a survey,…