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GMAT journey has the following stops: Awful Slighty not awful Competent Pretty good Very good Master Some you of might have covered some of the stations even before you started your GMAT prep - by virtue of your past experiences. Which station you board the train on is not in your control. That's your present reality. Where you wish to get off is your choice - higher score requires higher mastery. Comparison with others doesn’t make sense because you don’t know what their starting station was. It’s a hell of a ride. Brace yourself.

For current students trying to find an “in” to something bigger, #FGCU alum Adam Catasus has this advice: “Become something they need you for. Learn a skill that fits the need; be indispensable.” Read more in the #FGCU360 article below! 🦅💚 #FGCUAlumni #WingsUp

An excellent way to obtain CEUs and more.

Just finished my Technical Certificate as a Project Specialist! Eager to apply these skills and knowledge to a new area of expertise.

Finally completed my APMP Micro-Certification in Executive Summaries!

Last July I finished my student stage with the delivery of my final degree project. 2023 was an enriching year that allowed me to close the student stage at the same time that I started my working life. The master's degree at the ETSAV - UPC allowed me to develop social, environmental and landscape areas, through the study of such a privileged place as El Delta del Tordera. I am tremendously proud to have shared all this process with my partner Aida Manrique Forné. This project not only marks a crucial milestone in my learning process, but it also sets new goals and long-term interests on which I intend to focus my professional development. Personally, I believe that architectural solutions of the future needs to be found in projects that boldly address the reorganisation of the present and, at the same time respect the limits imposed by human intervention in the natural environment. The realisation of this project has led me to confront a reality that, although it might seem punctual or distant, is imminent and of palpable relevance. Working in such a unique environment as a Delt and the cost has been a fascinating experience, and the knowledge acquired can be extrapolated to all the Spanish and Mediterranean coasts that are threatened by various factors. It is essential that we rely on society, the environment and culture to ensure a promising future, in which we can all understand and value the richness of the natural environment. Here is a summary of the extensive work we have been doing for a whole year.

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🎓📚 Exciting News: I've just completed the "Fundamentals of RPL and CAT" short learning course, and I'm thrilled to share that I've received my certificate! 🏅 Throughout this course, I've developed a solid foundation in the field of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Accumulation and Transfer (CAT). I've gained a wealth of knowledge and honed various skills, including: 1. Demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of the purpose, scope, and regulatory environment relevant to the processes of RPL and CAT. 2. Describing the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved in the RPL and CAT processes, in accordance with STADIO policies. 3. Outlining the processes applicable to RPL and CAT applications and identifying the appropriate forms to be used, as per STADIO policies and standard operating procedures. 4. Guiding applicants in completing forms and processing them accurately, ensuring a smooth experience for all involved. 5. Drafting fundamental RPL for Access and RPL for Exemption strategies for a program/module. 6. Conducting a matching exercise to determine the outcome of a CAT application, helping individuals on their educational journey. I'm grateful for the opportunity to enhance my knowledge and skills in this critical area of education. I'm eager to apply what I've learned to support students and facilitate the RPL and CAT processes effectively.

Completing the EMTP first-level course was a significant achievement.

Do you ever look at the natural environment and think we can and should do better? A multitude of government policies and initiatives talk about delivering cleaner air, cleaner water and improved ecosystem function (e.g. flood mitigation, increased biodiversity etc), but are these policies ambitious enough and, are they being implemented according to the timelines described across the various policy documents? The Office for Environmental Protection (The OEP) is a public body that protects and improves the environment by holding government and other public authorities to account. To supplement the expertise within the organisation, the OEP created a College of Experts (around 50 volunteers). The College includes experts in the monitoring and implementation of environmental law, the natural, economic, and social sciences and those involved in the practical delivery of environmental strategies. As a member of the college, we volunteer our experience and knowledge to contribute across the remit of the OEP, including water, marine, land use and agriculture, biodiversity, soil health, waste and chemicals. Last week we had our first face to face meeting. It is a privilege to be part of this group and to support the OEP in their efforts to keep environmental improvement centre stage. The UK is the sixth-largest national economy in the world, measured by nominal gross domestic product (GDP). In terms of how we manage our environment, we can and should do better. #environment, #sustainability, #environmental law