CAREER EDUCATION for SUCCESS. - " Discover, Apply, Succeed "!

Along with the positives—like getting to know your audience and tailoring your content to meet their needs—there are definite communication “don’ts” that can make or break your effectiveness. To maximize your career success, avoid the following 10 phrases from your workplace vocabulary: “I can’t do that” or “That’s impossible” or “That can’t be done.” Even though you may feel this way on the inside, these negative phrases are perceived by others as pessimistic, unconstructive, and even stubborn. Your boss, peers, and customers most likely want to hear what CAN be done. Instead say, “I’ll be glad to check on that for you” or “What I can do is…” or “Because of company policy, what I CAN do is…” “ You should have…” or “You could have…” or You ought to have... The words “should”, “could”, and “ought” imply blame, finger-pointing and fault. There’s no quicker way to upset a boss, colleague, or customer than to suggest they’re guilty of something (even if they are). I

Abstract : By understanding the exam format and syllabus and creating a well-structured study schedule, you can lay a strong foundation for your exam preparation. Remember to utilize additional resources such as self-assessment tools, study groups, and review courses to enhance your learning experience. Good luck with your exams! Mind mapping is one of the techniques that can improve memory and learning skills. ... Keep recalling with in few hours when you learn any new topic. There should be first Revision in 24 hours of what you have learnt. Then next Revision in 7 days. Then next Revision in 15 days if you find something very tough or complex To use Mind Maps effectively, it's best to  print your words, to use different colors (to add visual impact), and to incorporate symbols and images to spur creative thinking . If you do any form of research or note taking, try experimenting with Mind Maps. You'll love using them! Keywords   Exam Format,  Syllabus, Well-Struc