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Introductory courses are more basic general courses created with the purpose of providing a general knowledge and overview of three main areas: Management, Consumer Law and Public Relations and Lobbying. Specialised courses were created to explore into more depth the main themes introduced by the introductory courses. To provide you an example: falling under the theme of management, we run a course on 'Team Leadership'. Training methodologies and strategies may vary according to the course type and goals. To know more about our courses, please see the website section 'Our Courses'.
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