Task Analysis Program

Learn how criteria can be used to determine the content of a training programme. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=275

Consultants

Hypersoft Information Systems has been added to our Consultants Directory. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=274

Learning quote

\'If you tell me, I ill listen. If you show me, I will see. But if you let me experience, I will learn.\' - Lao Tzu More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=273

Quotations collection

You can now browse our quotations by author. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=272

Linked-in concerns

I have just decided to close my Linked-in account because of security concerns. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=271

New Link

Mary University online MBA. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=270

Stanford to run entrepreneur course in London

Stanford, the Californian university, where Google began as a PhD project, is going to offer its \'Stanford Ignite\' entrepreneurship course in London for the first time from September. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=269

Girls get better GCSE results in all-girl schools

Girls at single-sex state schools in England get better GCSE results than those in mixed schools, according to an analysis of the most recent exams. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=268

Better vocational training would reduce youth unemployment

Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw says that vocational options for teenagers should be much better so the talents of non-academic pupils are not wasted, More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=267

The Reflective Practitioner - by Donald A. Schon

Used paperback. Examines five professions to show how professionals really go about solving problems. More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=266

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Four new links have been added to our links page:

Pepperdine University - California University of Alabama - Birmingham University of Maryland Vernon Press

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Quote

\"Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.\" - Antoine de St. Exupery (1900â€"1944) More: http://www.mwls.com/news.php?n=264