JUUC SET TO COMMENCE ONLINE LEARNING PROGRAMME

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In the bid to further boast and strengthen the academic life and growth of students in the University of Uyo community, the Sir Justice Udo Udoma Chambers Aka Chambers of the Rising Sun, will from this month of April, embark on a Three week Online Learning exercise slated to commence very soon.
Our media correspondence duly present during the Launching of the Program by the Chairmanship of the chambers asked what the Online learning program was all about, and this is what they had to say about it.

"On the side of learning, self development and academic excellence, the Justice Udo Udoma Chambers is pleased to inform the world of the establishment of its virtual learning college, iLearn.

iLearn is a brainchild of innovation and sheer goodwill. It is not just any online platform for learning, but one with a properly structured scheme, with a well arranged and coursework which offers entrants the opportunity to learn specialized courses, soft skills and hacks that are not taught in classrooms. With an admirable tutorship of well versed fellows in areas of law, business and life, the training and moulding process is sure to raise heros-- even from zeros.

The Virtual College is at this time welcoming applications from students all over Nigeria, for a 3-week intensive tutelage in the follow course areas:

Business and Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Personal Development, Human Relations, Branding, Social Media Optimization, Drafting, Court Room Advocacy and a lot more.

Entrants stand the chance to be tutored by the most worthwhile resource persons, albeit on the virtual platform. Interaction are also fostered amidst the students, this affording a chance at networking.

And what's more?!

The 3-week intensive scheme covers a 12-day syllabus, an assessment and ultimately a graduation and awards ceremony where the certifications will be made.

You sure cannot miss this awesome opportunity at betterment. Register via the link below, with an operational email address which let's us connect to you and begin the admission procedure."

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