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New post series, save now and thank me later! Let's break down the SOP Paragraph 1 - Introduction No Need for Quotes or Eye-Catching Fake Stories. Your educational journey begins with substance, not gimmicks. Learn the importance of diving straight into your story rather than chasing hooks, as we break down a simple yet effective example. Here is a sample with a real story - "Gaining optimal knowledge in Economics has inspired me since I developed an interest in policy-making and research during the bachelor's course. The economic condition of a country is also a highly impactful factor, and my bachelor's program in Economics has already given me insights into the factor's significance. Belonging to a business family background, I have a penchant for learning something new, and this aspiration influenced me since I was in 11th standard. During that standard, I came across Mr. XYZ, an Economics teacher, and his way of teaching the subject ignited my deep passion for Economics. My curriculum activities have expanded my knowledge of Economics through different conditions and inspired me to achieve future goals. Interacting with professors motivated me to explore the domain more broadly. " One tip - be authentic.

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🚀Charting a course of perpetual advancement, these courses have not only broadened my proficiency but have also equipped me with the acumen to navigate the dynamic complexities within the realm of Economics. Appreciative of the chance to transform acquired knowledge into actionable and inventive strategies! 🌐

Thrilled to share my latest accomplishment! 🎓 Successfully completed Firm Level Economics :Consumer and Producer Behaviour on Coursera, gaining valuable skills. Grateful for the learning journey and excited to apply these insights in my professional endeavors. #LifelongLearner #CourseraCertificate #ProfessionalDevelopment"

Deep Dive into Managerial Economics: A Rewarding Journey My recent foray into Great Learning's "Introduction to Managerial Economics" proved to be a truly enriching experience. As an economist, this course served as a valuable refresher and expansion of my knowledge base. Managerial economics bridges the gap between economic theory and practical business decision-making. The course delved into key concepts like demand and supply analysis, which provided a solid foundation for understanding how businesses navigate market forces. It wasn't just theory though; the course explored how businesses utilize these concepts to optimize production, pricing, and resource allocation. One of the most impactful aspects was learning about cost analysis – understanding the various cost structures a business faces allows for informed decisions about pricing and production strategies. Additionally, exploring market structures like monopolies, perfect competition, and oligopolies offered valuable insights into how businesses compete and strategize within different market environments. The course wasn't limited to traditional economic models. It also explored contemporary topics like technological change and its impact on business operations, a vital skill set for navigating the ever-evolving economic landscape. Overall, Great Learning's "Introduction to Managerial Economics" was a stimulating and enriching experience. It provided a practical lens through which to view economic theory and its application in the real world of business. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to strengthen their understanding of how economic principles translate into effective business strategies. #BrilJay #NobleScholar #GreatLearning #FountainUniversity

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I'm thrilled to share that I've successfully completed the Coursera course on Firm-Level Economics: Consumer and Producer Behavior offered by the University of Illinois! This comprehensive course delved into the intricate dynamics of consumer and producer behavior in the realm of economics. From understanding market trends to analyzing decision-making processes, I've gained invaluable insights that will undoubtedly enhance my understanding of business operations. A big shoutout to the University of Illinois and Coursera for providing this enriching learning experience! #ContinualLearning #Economics #ConsumerBehavior #ProducerBehavior #Coursera

In the recent years, learning has become an important part of my journey. And I have to say, for someone that was not the most dedicated during his studies, it feels invigorating! During the past weeks, I joined the MBA Essentials online program by The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). It consists of a condensed version of their full MBA program, tackling three important aspects of business management, strategic environment, financial toolkit, and the human element. In short an amazing learning experience composed of a great mix of interactive content, notes, examples, articles, class discussions and activities to submit. If like me, you’re looking to extend your skill toolbox and learn how to better manage a business, I highly recommend this course. You can find more info here: https://shorturl.at/fmBLZ

I remember a particular on the job experience I had in one of the schools I worked with. As you all know, my main area of specialisation is Economics. I possess the skills to teach the subject, started with both WASSCE and Cambridge IGCSE. I am fully into Cambridge IGCSE at the moment and WASSCE for online lessons. The school advertised for Economics position and thankfully, I got the job. Upon resumption, I was asked if I could teach Business Studies IGCSE and Global Perspectives. I have always had my eyes on Global Perspectives but the subject is not offered in many schools. I agreed (I have not had the opportunity to teach IGCSE Business Studies in the classroom but lessons). I maximised the opportunity without any complaints, and by the end of the school year, I had mastered both subjects within the classroom. The experience gave me an international opportunity to apply to be a Cambridge examiner in Economics, Business Studies and Global Perspectives. To the glory of God, I got the three positions. We should not have 'I cannot do it' mindset. Fix your mind on 'I can do' and positive mindset. Outline your main area of specialisation and other related subjects you could teach as they may open more opportunities in the future. If you teach Economics, you could also try Business Studies or commerce. You teach Maths, you could try physics or further maths. You teach English, you could try Literature. Opportunities do come, but our preparedness to meet the opportunities matters! Good morning everyone #Kemieconomicsteacher

I must say, I have taught an excellent group of ECO 2315 students this fall 2023 semester. This is perhaps one of the best 2315 cohorts I have ever taught at Texas State University. When the semester began, I started with 40 students and none of them dropped my class. But what I was most joyful and excited about, was that, I had perfect attendance (even though I don't take attendance) all through this fall 2023 semester except for one student who told me he had a full-time job and couldn't make it in class every meeting on time. These students were always on time, engaged, and asking brilliant questions. That brought all the energy in me and they loved it. Today, when I gave my final exam, I made sure I shook all their hands, looked them in the eye, and asked what they were majoring in. They all told me what they were majoring in and they were excited about my class and the energy I brought everyday. They all told me they felt the enthusiasm and learning of the material became contagious throughout the semester. I must say, it was a broad coalition of students, ranging from a history major, international studies majors, marketing majors, computer information system majors, management majors, economics majors, a math major, finance majors, accounting majors, etc. Many told me they were planning to switch to economics or at least double-major in economics just because of how they found my principles of macroeconomics not only exciting but also connected to their majors. I must also add, there is an extremely strong positive correlation between attendance and performance and I have witnessed it firsthand this semester. I will miss them but many asked me for the upper division economics classes which I teach. I whispered to them and they got the memo.