The world is shrinking. This idea is not new. It is true that people connect more than ever. Every day billions of people meet on computer screens. Language makes this possible. Language can have meanings. It can make things easier. The people who help language, who make sure we all understand each other often go unnoticed. These language professionals work hard to keep communication open. These language professionals are the backbone of our society. Experts work behind the scenes to make sure that communication happens. People understand each other's messages.
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With the continuous evolution of education and career opportunities, networking has emerged as a pivotal factor that impacts one’s future to a great extent. Networking is the process of building connections with other individuals professionally or for career opportunities. In today’s tremendously competitive world, academic achievements and resumes no longer suffice to ensure a secured and successful career. Communication and collaborations can hence open new horizons and opportunities for individuals.
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Have you ever felt uncertain about your career, even though it once seemed perfect?
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The term ‘Public Policy’ defines itself as a set of laws placed by the government which recognises and addresses urgent societal needs. It aims to reform an environment using socio-economic measures in areas such as education, hygiene, food, economy and environment. A few pivotal examples are ‘MGNREGA’ for employment, ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ to boost the education for young women and ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ for sanitation.
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The originality of the human brain and innovation is often disrupted when it hears the word ‘traditional’. As tedious as the word is in general, when paired with education or degrees, it tends to produce what feels like the most monotonous combination imaginable. Bringing limelight to traditional degrees, these programmes follow a conventional approach of conducting education, fastening on standard modes of learning through handbooks, lectures and examinations.
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