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Exciting new classes start!

Tuesday, 18 August 2015 / Published in Uncategorized

Exciting new classes start!

Melissa Meyer's new course on Business Law for Non-Lawyers premieres this month.

Melissa Meyer’s new course on Business Law for Non-Lawyers premieres this month.

Building of the 21^st Century Curriculum is taking another big step starting next month. Exciting new classes and certificates are premiering in September and continuing through April. For starters, three new certificates and eight new courses premiere this fall.
New Certificates
These new certificates start this month, adding to our curriculum:
-Certificate in Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers
-Certificate in Project Management
-Certificate in Effective Surveys
-Certificate in Business Writing
Plus New Courses
In addition to the new courses in the new certificates listed above, here are other exciting new courses starting this fall:
-Business Law for Non-Lawyers
-Workplace Law Compliance
-Change Management Skills for Human Resource Professionals

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