Training

Magazine articles on training and certification programs.

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Inc. March 2005 Stephanie Clifford	Employers Tackle A Tricky Math Problem Teaching math: the new core competency. Some company owners are picking up where the public school system left off.
Entrepreneur March 2005 Sara Wilson	What's New 03/05 This franchise offers classes for budding chefs.
T.H.E. Journal February 2005 Borgia & Cheek	The Impact of the AACTE-Microsoft Grant on Elementary Reading & Writing Discusses the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education)-Microsoft Innovative Teachers Grant, designed to help teachers gain and apply writing skills by designing technological activities for their students.
Fast Company February 2005 Ryan Underwood	Coaching School Dropout We sent our intrepid reporter to a five-day coaching seminar. Here's why he lasted just two days.
CRM January 21, 2005 Paul Stockford	It's Not Your Father's e-Learning The entire concept of agent training has been turned on its ear, and delivers unprecedented levels of efficiency and productivity.
Commercial Investment Real Estate Jan/Feb 2005 Carolyn Bilsky	Beyond Basic Training In today's technology-dependent office world, computer and Internet skills are essential for an administrative assistant.
Bio-IT World December 15, 2004 Pauline Parry	Springboard for New Companies in San Diego Long gone are the days when venture capitalists could be seduced with little more than a good idea, two smart people, and a hastily assembled PowerPoint presentation. A new program flourishing in San Diego may offer entrepreneurs hope.
Fast Company December 2004 Polly LaBarre	The Year of Learning Dangerously "12," an advertising school launched by an ad agency, is an incredibly messy education in solving real-world problems.
Fast Company December 2004	People Who Need People A course offering that aims to help leaders navigate the strategy-execution gap.
Inc. November 2004 David J. Dent	Coming to America A special program called StartSmart is turning immigrants into entrepreneurs. Meet five who are succeeding.
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