Announcement of Registration for the Course on Management of E-learning Projects

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The company specialized in online training, Net-Learning, announces the opening of registration in Latin America and Spain, for the course on Management of e-Learning Projects, which begins on October 18, 2011. The training proposal lasts 4 weeks (40 hours) and is certified by the National Technological University of Buenos Aires, top-level professors from Latin America and Argentina, and the support of the reference consulting firm, Net-Learning, with more than 7,000 graduates of its training programs. The objectives of the proposal are to define the aspects of the management and implementation of e-learning, from the diagnosis.

The course gives credits for the diploma UNIVERSITY EXPERT IN IMPLEMENTATION OF E-LEARNING PROJECTS (which consists of 5 courses) The course provides discounts for more than two people. Registration and more information here: Related content: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest WhatsApp E-Mail communication Industry wise email list strategy Home » News » Announcement of registration for the course on Management of e-Learning Projects leave a reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked with. Social networks: When planning a strategy on Twitter , you can look for retweets, for a greater presence and relevance, or a high rate of clicks on the links contained in the tweets, meaning that our content is relevant.



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