"The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can't be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it." - Elbert Hubbard

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In today's day and age, the world is moving so fast that, we all feel the need to match its speed to be able to make the most out of the advancements! Whether you are a student, a fresher, a working professional, a business owner or a homemaker, you need to keep yourself updated so that you don't feel left behind.

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The internet is filled with resources and knowledge is at your fingertips. When it comes to theories you are all sorted but what about practical skills and experiential learning?

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Do you find yourself in a space where you do make an effort to learn a skill by watching multiple Youtube videos or by reading multiple articles on the subject but forget about it the moment you keep your phone aside? No, it is not because you're dumb or lazy. It is because some subjects are skill-based and practice-oriented and require a different kind of approach altogether!

 

A skill is not learned it is developed. For example, you can't learn how to ride a bicycle by sitting in a classroom. You can learn the rules of the road but to ride it well you need to actually sit on the bicycle and ride it. And once you've practiced it you will never ever forget it. The same thing applies when learning Practical Business Skills.

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At Yavi Digital, we will not only tell you how things work we will also make sure you retain and implement what you learn. Our programmes are designed to be informative, yet simple and most importantly effective. Loaded with tasks and assignments, our webinars are a lot more than a PowerPoint Presentation. We keep limited seats to ensure we pay maximum attention to each participant. Each webinar is conducted in English and Hindi on different dates, we plan to add more languages as we grow.

 

Each learning programme starts with a webinar and ends upon the completion of a task assigned to you. To ensure efficiency we give our participants not more than a week to complete the task because we believe that delay is the enemy of progress.