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LinkedIn Learning

 LinkedIn has today announced its Learning platform called "LinkedIn Learning".

The LinkedIn Learning is aimed at befeting organisations - maximazing training, promoting, personalised development and more.

With LinkedIn Learning you get:


  • World-class content in more than 9,000 business, technology and creative skills courses.
  • Data-driven personalisation  based on unique insights from the LinkedIn network.
  • Anytime, anywhere convenience including bite-sized tutorials, available online and offline.
A demo covers:

  • Vast range of courses
  • Intuitive interface and engagement features
  • Administrative and reporting features
Take advantage of this opportunity by signing up : https://goo.gl/AEtpPg


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