EDUCATIONAL CURRICULA

Programs with structured micro-practices achieve 68% better skill retention. The other 32% are still trying to remember what they learned at that expensive conference last year.
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gray concrete wall inside building
Our structured learning programs systematically develop essential professional capabilities that stick around longer than your last diet plan. Based on our acclaimed "KEYS TO SUCCESS" curriculum delivered at Sciences Po, we focus on six fundamental areas that AI can't replace (yet):
  1. Strength Identification and Optimization - Because trying to fix your weaknesses is like trying to teach a fish to climb trees

  2. Communication Style Mastery - Learn to speak "extrovert" even if you're an introvert (and vice versa)

  3. Personal Branding - Ensure people remember you for the right reasons, not for that unfortunate karaoke incident

  4. Strategic Networking - Build relationships that matter (hint: it's about quality, not how many LinkedIn connections you have)

  5. Professional Etiquette - Master the unspoken rules so you don't become the office story that starts with "You won't believe what they did..."

  6. Productivity Enhancement - Work smarter, not harder (because "harder" just means less sleep)

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assorted notepads

What we deliver:

  • Pre-assessments that reveal what you already suspected about yourself

  • Interactive workshops where hiding in the back row isn't an option

  • Daily micro-practices so small that even the busiest person can't use "no time" as an excuse

  • Accountability structures for those who need a gentle push

  • Peer feedback that's honest but won't require therapy afterward

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sun light passing through green leafed tree
Reference: Hasson, G., & Mitchell, S. (2023). "The Impact of Structured Micro-Practice on Professional Skill Development." Journal of Applied Psychology, 108(3), 412-437.
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woman holding book on bookshelves