IN HOUSE TRAINING

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Today being the 19th of march 2011 marked the very first in house training that has long been overdue it was a very educative and interesting mix of sessions heralded by the local committee president mr David Akara the facis though young and still finding their feet where able to impact knowledge to a very unique audience and still maintain its professionalism this blog is for those who missed out on this i say u missed a lot some of the highlights of the training was:

the use of myaiesec.net in general
exchange drive
marketing
budget and financial credibility
goal setting
ethics and code of conduct
sales 
talent and organizational management


the pictures and video sessions will be uploaded soon with a detailed compilation of the session very soon it is very important we try not to miss out on these trainings as they are the framework of a successful local committee
remember without knowledge there is no change be a change agent today.in my next blog i will go through each session and faci giving you a full background of what went down so stay tuned.


take active learning in your area of expertise and in the learning of others today.

Comments

  1. @_kennyj19 March 2011 at 22:43

    whu n whu faci-ed?go @ph EB '11/12. What dyu call urselves?good going thus guys...pls get ur game on hence...lmao

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  2. Chikealam Adiele26 March 2011 at 10:16

    @PHC we r doing it again this year. Recruitment is still on so tell ur friends about it and get them to buy the form.

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