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ICM News – ICM Blog. ICM exhibit at Harare Careers Expo. ICM exhibited at Speciss College Careers Expo, which was held in Harare, Zimbabwe, on the 17th and 18th of June. Lovemore Lovejoy Ganyata, ICM’s Country Coordinator, represented […]. ICM holds ‘Media Law & Ethics’ seminar. On Monday 22nd June ICM held a seminar entitled ‘Media Law and Ethics – Ghana and Beyond’ at Accra’s British Council Auditorium, in conjunction with the Ghana Journalists […]. Country Profile: ICM in Ghana. By the late 1970s Nige...
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Discussion – ICM Blog. Proper English Grammar – does it matter? Are you a user of the grocer’s apostrophe, do you write ‘your’ when you mean ‘you’re’, ‘could of’ instead of ‘could have’, and do you construct entire emails […]. What makes a genius? Most of us fall into the ‘lesser mortal’ bracket when it comes to intelligence. We may pass exams with ease, get snapped up by well-respected universities or colleges and […]. Are you left or right brained? Education News: The Rise of Low-Cost Private Schools.
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Study Tip: How & when to use citations | ICM Blog
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Study Tip: How & when to use citations – ICM Blog. Study Tip: How & when to use citations. In our blog last week. We explained plagiarism; what it is, and why it’s wrong. In summary, plagiarism is passing-off someone else’s work as your own. By plagiarising, you not only take advantage of another’s hard-work but you risk getting caught, as well as starving yourself of the opportunity to receive useful feed-back that could help you improve. 1) the author’s name. 4) the date of publication. You have to cit...
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Distance or Classroom Learning: which is best for you? We know ourselves better than anyone else knows us, so making the decision to distance learn or classroom learn should be easy. Distance learning is education where the […]. Why You’re Never too Old to Learn. Bertie Gladwin left school at 14, in the mid-1930s, to work as a grocery delivery boy. He later became a barrister’s clerk, a WW2 RAF radio officer and […]. The Benefits of Working Abroad. Avoid Procrastination: the key to successful studying.
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Learning difficulties – ICM Blog. Studying with Asperger Syndrome. Asperger syndrome is an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which alters the way people perceive the world, communicate with others, and learn. Although it tends to be milder […]. If, by some magic, autism had been eradicated from the face of the earth, then men would still be socialising in front of a wood fire, at the […]. How to Cope with Dyslexia. What does it feel like to have dyslexia?
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As of May 2014 all UK Awarding bodies using an. Domain name were advised that at some point in 2015 the ac.uk domain will be reserved for universities, public sector colleges, research organisations and a small number of organisations which hold a Royal Charter. As yet, no decision has been made as to when these changes will occur but we have decided that it is prudent to select a new domain name in advance of the anticipated changes. ICM’s new domain name will be icm.education. Main ICM Web Site.
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Study Tip | ICM Blog
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Study Tip – ICM Blog. Avoid Procrastination: the key to successful studying. Procrastination, or the action of delaying something, is a familiar beast to the majority of students; in fact, nearly 70% exhibited signs of postponing the hard-graft in a […]. The Pitfalls of Skipping Class. It’s 7am, your alarm clock is buzzing and you know you should get up – now – if you want to make it to class on time. But […]. Proper English Grammar – does it matter? A Diet for the Brain. The dangers of a dehydrated brain.
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How to choose the right course for you | ICM Blog
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How to choose the right course for you – ICM Blog. How to choose the right course for you. It’s almost universally accepted that education is positive; not only does it increase someone’s chances of job satisfaction and success, it’s also proven to boost a country’s economy, as well as decreasing the likelihood of war and conflict. However, opting for higher education can only have a positive personal impact if you choose a course that’s right for you. 8220;Take time and think about what you are good at,...
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Career Success | ICM Blog
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Career Success – ICM Blog. Distance or Classroom Learning: which is best for you? We know ourselves better than anyone else knows us, so making the decision to distance learn or classroom learn should be easy. Distance learning is education where the […]. Why You’re Never too Old to Learn. Bertie Gladwin left school at 14, in the mid-1930s, to work as a grocery delivery boy. He later became a barrister’s clerk, a WW2 RAF radio officer and […]. The Benefits of Working Abroad. English: a global language.
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Archive – ICM Blog. Distance or Classroom Learning: which is best for you? We know ourselves better than anyone else knows us, so making the decision to distance learn or classroom learn should be easy. Distance learning is education where the […]. Why You’re Never too Old to Learn. Bertie Gladwin left school at 14, in the mid-1930s, to work as a grocery delivery boy. He later became a barrister’s clerk, a WW2 RAF radio officer and […]. The Benefits of Working Abroad. Education Hero: Michelle Obama.
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