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July 17, 2019

A career in fashion after education — what are your options?

Are you thinking of pursuing a career in fashion once you’ve completed education? There are a wide range of options available aside from the ones you may expect, such as designers and models. From a career in fashion-related finance, to discovering a role in communications, the opportunities are varied. Retailers of men’s shirts, CT Shirts, take a look at what’s out there, considering some careers you mightn’t have thought of: Garment technologist A garment technologist is a role that you might not have considered, yet its highly important in the fashion world. This role is largely about quality control and…

July 2, 2019

Why You Need To Stop Saying You’re Not A Math Person

When you hear math, what comes to your mind? The internal groan that surfaces in the minds of most people is a testament to how difficult this subject is. Even though this is one of the most important subjects, very few people stand to share the glory that comes with it. This comes from the existence of an underlying consensus that some of us are not math people. If we are to take a closer look at this proposition, one thing that stands out is the reality that we all do math. As human beings, we carry within us the…

June 27, 2019

It’s a gin thing- getting on board with the rise in popularity of gin distilleries

Gin is the drink of the moment, and it has dominated the UK bar scene in recent years. Often paired with fruits, vegetables and spices to complement its flavour, gin has become the go-to tipple for spirit lovers everywhere. An astounding 66 million bottles of the juniper-based drink were sold in the UK last year. And the total number of gin distilleries in the UK has now reached 315, more than double the number there was six years ago. So what has caused the revival of this old-school tipple? And with energy costs a major concern for most businesses,…

June 27, 2019

4 Myths About Tenant Improvement Allowance

Does a tenant improvement allowance always favor the landlord? No, this is absolutely a myth and it’s one of many. There are still quite a few myths floating around in the commercial real estate world about these improvements. Some are half-truths, some are misunderstandings, and some are simple falsehoods. To help you sort out the facts from the fiction, consider this your guide to tenant improvement allowance and your myth-buster cheat sheet. 1. Tenant Improvement Allowance Always Favors the Owner/Landlord Let’s start by getting to the bottom of the myth we mentioned above. The thinking here is likely that your…

June 21, 2019

What Really Qualifies as Sexual Misconduct?

Being a woman in American society makes you disproportionately likely to experience sexual misconduct or harassment due to your sex. It’s an unfortunate reality that the majority of women will, at some point in their lives experience some form of harassment or assault; in fact, 81 percent of women have already experienced one form of sexual harassment or another. But while any level of offensive behavior should be considered distasteful, it may be difficult to discern the line between someone being a jerk and someone committing a crime against you. For example, if your waiter calls you “sweetie” when you…

June 19, 2019

AMDA Reviews – The Truth About Studying Performing Arts

If you are considering taken on a college course in performing arts then it is important that you know exactly what you are getting yourself into. Last year I graduated from the American Musical and Dramatical academy where I studied on their New York campus. Prior to starting the course I checked out the AMDA reviews which I now know didn’t tell the whole story about what it was like to study here. I wanted therefore to share my experience with you so that you have an idea about what is before you, hopefully this will help. Student Life When…

May 23, 2019

Public Transport Accessibility

For many across the UK, public transport still proves to be a very popular choice for getting from A to B across the Britain. The Department for Transport’s Transport Statistics, Great Britain 2018: Moving Britain Ahead report had revealed that there were 4.85 billion local bus journeys completed throughout Great Britain during 2017/2018 and 1.71 billion people used National Rail for their journeys. There were also 0.27 billion passenger journeys recorded on light rail and tram systems during the same period, which is a record level since comparable records commenced. Looking at just England alone during the period 2016/17, the…

May 10, 2019

American College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine – Teaching For Life

American College of Acupuncture and Oriental medicine completely changed my life and after mulling over the decision for many years I finally decided to follow my passion for ancient and traditional remedies, and study it. This is a university which is known for being the best in the country at what it does and as an ex-student that is something which I can certainly attest to. Today then I want to break down why the university is so good, what you can learn when you study here and just how you can use the knowledge that you gain here to…

May 6, 2019

Preparations to Take for the SQL Online Test

To appear for the SQL online test, you need to have the details on the concept. It is best that you start with the definition and the details of SQL. It is the acronym in case of the structured Query Language. It is also denoted as the purpose based computer programming language. The same is designed for the reason of data management as part of the Relational Database Management System precisely known as RDBMS. However, the SQL programming language was authentically developed on the basis of the tuple relational calculus and also on the basis of the relational algebra. The…

March 16, 2019

7 Ways an Online Education Can Help Students Chase Their Passions

If you ask them, many young students will tell you they aspire to become professional athletes, dancers, or musicians. As parents, you’re there to encourage and support their goals and dreams, but once they start training and practicing seriously, it often starts to feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day. School takes up the majority of your child’s day, and practice (plus shuttling them to and from practice) takes up a good chunk of their evening—and that’s not factoring in dinner and homework. It can be difficult for children to achieve both their personal and academic goals in…

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