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Municipal Energy Management Systems
The training will be aligned to the broad energy management process and designed to meet the following objectives: develop the needed insight and understanding to manage the high-level skills needed to develop an energy efficiency programme from end to end i.e. managing strategic energy decisions, the management of the business case development (audit, baseline development, alternative technologies selection as well as project prioritisation); andthe implementation of approved projects (specifications, approval, tenders, evaluation, implementation as well as measurement and verification)
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24+ hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Sherry Harris under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
The Restorative Nursing Assistant's Role
The intended purpose of this course is to explore the occupational role of the restorative nursing assistant, including the duties, responsibilities and expected body of knowledge.
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4 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
- Sherry Harris under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Confusion, Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
The intended purpose of this course is to define and explore the topic of confusion, as well as shed light upon the disease processes of dementia and Alzheimer's disease at a rudimentary level.
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4 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
- BARAA ABUZIR under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
COVID
In this International Year of the Nurse and the Midwife, World Health Day highlights the critical role played by nurses and midwives, who are at the forefront of the COVID-19 response globally.
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2 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Sherry Harris under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Basic Needs: the Foundation of Direct Patient Care
All humans have basic needs that are based on physicality such as water, food, movement, air, elimination and sufficient rest. Problems tend to arise when any of these physiologic needs remain unmet for an extended length of time. The intended purpose of this course is to shed some light upon the massive role that basic needs play in the realm of basic nursing care.
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4 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
Environmental Sustainability and Fitness
A resource for anyone into fitness looking to have a new perspective on what it means to be healthy and fit without it coming at the expense of the planet and your own long term well being.
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4 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- VISHANT Naik under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
This free course, low voltage electrical system, will illustrate electrical power distribution system for low voltage level comprising related mechanisms. You will learn how these mechanism are linked, examine the various methods and assess the future direction of this continually developing area of electrical power distribution system.
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20 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Gemma Connor under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Talk Time
This Course is to enable to to be able to look at how children learn to communicate. We will cover some ways that you can help your child. This guide is also so you know what to expect if your child has speech and language therapy.
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1 hr
Level 0 Beginner
- Honey Honey Tun under Creative Commons - ShareAlike
Digital Skill, Digital Learning
This free course will help you take stock of, and improve your digital skills; you will explore how you engage with the web, and how you can learn effectively taking a Massive Open Online Course, a MOOC. You will even have a go at hacking a news website! If you have an interest in lifelong learning, this course is for you.
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12 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Emily Sieminski-Haydar under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Research methodology for health and social care
Health and social care professionals carry out a form of research whenever they observe, take measurements and refer to other professionals to gather and record information about the individuals in their care. They interpret the information and use it to assess the individual’s progress against the individual’s care plan. If necessary, the plan is changed and the effect of this is also monitored. This is regarded as informal research because it is part of routine health and social care practice and relates to the care of individuals. However, all new advances in health and social care are tested using a formal research process, which involves specific planning, collecting relevant information, interpreting it and publishing the results of the research. This unit investigates different functions of health and social care research and the principles that underpin it. You will explore ethical and legal issues relating to health and social care research and different techniques that may be used to gather research data. You will plan a small-scale research project on a topic relating to health and social care, subject to consent from your centre and the assessment requirements of the unit. The plan will include a justification of your choice of methods to gather new information in the context of existing knowledge of the subject gathered from a literature review. You will carry out the research and produce a report in which you present your results, interpret them and evaluate the research methodology you used in the project.
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20 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- The Open University under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
How to do counselling online: a coronavirus primer
This CPD course has been jointly developed by the OU and the BACP as a response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to offer a primer on working online as a counsellor or psychotherapist at a time when face-to-face therapy is neither possible nor safe.
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6 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
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2 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Teach Me Agency under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Teach Me Agency's Work Experience tools for 16-18 year olds- Application Process
Work experience resource for 16-18 year olds applying for their work experience placements.
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2 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Jo Kinsey under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Thrilling Thursday Face2Face Module
A short course for Grade 8 Students at St Mary's DSG on Growing Emotional Intelligence
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10 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
- Michael Peter under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Philosophical Essay of History in Connection to Our Lives
There are three words for me to describe the nature of history. These are mysterious, amazing and unforgettable.
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- Jitka Vseteckova under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Ageing Well Public Talks series
In a series of online and face-to-face talks, known as the Ageing Well Public Talks, we have been exploring how important it is, over our lifespan, to maintain a well-balanced nutrition and hydration as well as regular physical and social activity in the older age. The principles discussed during these series of talks are known as the 'Five Pillars of Ageing Well'. These are: Nutrition, Hydration, Physical activity, Social and Cognitive stimulation.
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10 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
Teaching as a Profession
This course will orient you on Teaching as a profession, Role of a teacher, Academic freedom, Classroom management
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12 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Gajura Catalin under Public domain license
Course: Successfully Passing PRINCE2 Foundation And Practitioner
The project management field is a competitive area that involves a lot of activities and, as such, each professional must be fully prepared by taking the best courses and obtaining the right certificates.
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1 hr
Level 0 Beginner
- Reni Francis under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Teaching for Effective Learning
The participants will be made aware of reflective thinking, creative thinking, critical thinking, problem solving and meta-cognition.
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12 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Reni Francis under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Creating an Inclusive School
This course will be useful for students taking up inclusive education as their elective course. It focuses on inclusion, models of inclusions, policies on inclusion, strategies for teaching and assessment for children with special needs.
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24 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Emily Sieminski-Haydar under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Equality, diversity and rights in health and social care
This unit introduces you to equality, diversity and rights in the health and social care sector. You need to be aware of these issues because you will be faced with them on a daily basis. This is one of the most important units on the course and it is essential that you understand the regulations regarding equality, diversity and rights. You need to know how to help a person who is being victimised and how to help the person inflicting such discrimination so they do not do it again. By doing this, you will ensure that you and others deliver a respectful and dignified service to everybody using and working in health and social care. You have a huge responsibility to yourself and others to ensure that this happens. It is also very important to be aware of your own thoughts and prejudices. (Yes, everybody has them!) This will enable you to understand your own thought processes in a mature way, and not let them get in the way of your day-to-day tasks. It will also make you aware of your own rights and help to ensure that no one discriminates against you, which is also extremely important.
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20 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- Emily Sieminski-Haydar under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Nutrition for health and social care
This unit introduces you to nutrition issues in health and social care settings. It looks at nutrients from a scientific perspective, and also explains the role that food plays in social situations. You will investigate the importance of nutrition for different population groups, and relate this to health risks, as well as to factors that influence food intakes. Finally, you will carry out a study of the food intake of one individual, analyse it and prepare a plan to improve that person’s nutritional intake.
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20 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- Blanche Haddow under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Natural Wanders (River Earn Walk)
This free course is a walk through nature. Using my photos as a basis I want to enable you to explore, experience and find out things about the natural world. The walks that I go on in beautiful Perthshire, Scotland, will be the basis for your adventure. I plan for this adventure to be a new way to learn, explore and expand your knowledge in an interesting, relaxing and free kind of way. Exploration rather than education.
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3 hrs
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TM(XY)112 knowledge and skills test for RPEL
This online test allows pre-registered apprentices to assess whether they have sufficient learning to be awarded Prior Experiential Learning credits.
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4 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
The Historical Value of Cemeteries
This short course allows students to reflection on the historical importance of cemeteries.
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1 hr
Level 0 Beginner
- Georgy Holden under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Employability by design
This course is designed for teachers working with students in HE settings. It introduces a number of methods and approaches to engaging students creatively with employability through the use of real-world problems.
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20 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- Mlm TeamA under Creative Commons - No Commercial
Water and Human Health
The global water cycle, the route by which most water enters the atmosphere is evaporation from the sea. Much smaller amounts of water enter the atmosphere from the land and from rivers and lakes. Some of the water that falls on the land runs into streams and then into lakes, rivers and the sea; some of it evaporates back into the atmosphere and a lot of it percolates deep into the ground, where it becomes groundwater. An important component of the water cycle, is human intervention in the form of sanitation systems. Water-borne human waste is collected in sewers, treated in sewage plants and returned, as cleaner water, to the water cycle, into rivers or the sea. Toxic substances are a feature of the natural world, many plants contain chemical compounds that make them anything from mildly distasteful to lethally poisonous to animals that might eat them. Some animals are equipped to deal with dangerous plants in their environment and possess detoxification mechanisms that break down harmful compounds. Mercury is a naturally occurring metal which, in its pure form, is not particularly toxic. Mercury compounds have no effect on plants, but adverse effects have been demonstrated in a wide range of animals, including fish and amphibians. The most serious health consequences for humans from nitrogen pollution may well arise indirectly through its effects on the environment. Water is also a resource that is undergoing a major crisis; its capacity to support plant and animal life is rapidly being destroyed by human activities.
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5 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Jorea McNamee under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Cultural Intelligence in Addictions Boot Camp 2020: Case Aide Training - CAACF Accredited
PARfessionals and ForensicCI.com provides behavioral treatment education to the community with a focus on mental illness, substance use addiction, and intellectual/developmental disabilities. Both domains trains individuals to provide services to persons in acute crisis as well as integrated, person-centered, and recovery-oriented programming for persons needing assistance and support stabilizing in the community.This course is currently under construction. The expected start date is May 4, 2020.
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13 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
- Nancy Arnold under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
BM161 : Applied Business Concepts
Through lectures, discussions, and projects, students will be immersed in an array of models and theories that facilitate effective application of information technology to strategic planning, market analysis, promotional and sales operations. Emphasis is placed on search engine optimization and web site improvement. Students will gain perspective on ethics and best practices of marketing online, identifying compliance issues, and a review of security and protection of intellectual property.
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6 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Agnes DCosta under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Educational needs of differently abled learners
The course will help you learn about the educational needs of learners with dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia. We also look at educational needs of learners with hyperactivity and attention disorders. .The course also deals with educational needs of gifted learners.
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20 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Aye Kyaw under Creative Commons - ShareAlike
Water and Human Health
The global water cycle, the route by which most water enters the atmosphere is evaporation from the sea. Much smaller amounts of water enter the atmosphere from the land and from rivers and lakes. Some of the water that falls on the land runs into streams and then into lakes, rivers and the sea; some of it evaporates back into the atmosphere and a lot of it percolates deep into the ground, where it becomes groundwater.An important component of the water cycle, is human intervention in the form of sanitation systems. Water-borne human waste is collected in sewers, treated in sewage plants and returned, as cleaner water, to the water cycle, into rivers or the sea. Toxic substances are a feature of the natural world; many plants contain chemical compounds that make them anything from mildly distasteful to lethally poisonous to animals that might eat them. Some animals are equipped to deal with dangerous plants in their environment and possess detoxification mechanisms that break down harmful compounds. Mercury is a naturally occurring metal which, in its pure form, is not particularly toxic. Mercury compounds have no effect on plants, but adverse effects have been demonstrated in a wide range of animals, including fish and amphibians. The most serious health consequence for humans from nitrogen pollution may well arise indirectly through its effects on the environment. Water is also a resource that is undergoing a major crisis; its capacity to support plant and animal life is rapidly being destroyed by human activities.
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5 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
ëheña language
this is a conlang that i wanna teach to my friends, and is used in some of my games
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1 hr
Level 2 Intermediate
- The Open University under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Being an OU Tutor in STEM: Computing and Communications
A short online course to support those looking to apply for the role of an OU Tutor.
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6 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- Dharmista Patel under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Support Through Court: Domestic Abuse
This suite of training contains a series of modules designed to support volunteers in their work with members of the public who are involved in court proceedings. There are three key domestic abuse training modules which provide advice and support on working with clients affected by domestic abuse, both survivors and alleged perpetrators. In addition, there are seven shorter training modules contain practical advice and assistance on various aspects of client support.
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20 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Sabine Barthold under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
ORION MOOC for Open Science in the Life Sciences 2.0
This MOOC gives you an introduction to open science principles, attitudes and workflows in biomedicine and life sciences. It was created as part of the EU-funded project ORION.
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12 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
- ahmed Almobark under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
النظرية والتطبيق في معايير برامج ومقررات التعليم الإلكتروني
سوف يتم التركيز في هذه الحقيبة على أربعة موضوعات على النحو الآتي:1- معايير برامج التعليم الإلكتروني: في 3 جلسات تدريبية "225 دقيقة"، وفيها يتم التعرف على بعضاً من هذه المعايير والتي تم توزيعها عالمياً برخصة المشاع الإبداعي.2- أسس التصميم التعليمي: في جلسة تدريبية واحدة "75 دقيقة"، وفيها يتم التعرف على أسس التصميم التعليمي في بناء مقرر تعليمي على الإنترنت، وهنا نود الإشارة بأن الحقيبة التدريبية خاصة بمن لديه خلفية سابقة عن التصميم التعليمي، وما هذه الجلسة إلا تذكير له لتطبيق معرفته في التصميم التعليمي بشكل عملي تطبيقي.3- معايير مقررات التعليم الإلكتروني: في 7 جلسات تدريبية "525 دقيقة"، وفيها يتم التعرف على بعضاً من هذه المعايير، مع التطرق لأهم هذه المعايير بشكل تفصيلي حول أفضل الممارسات لتطبيق المعيار، كما يتم في أنشطة الجلسات بناء مقرر تعليمي على أحد أنظمة إدارة التعلم وفق المعايير.4- بناء وتصميم المحتوى التعليمي: في 8 جلسات تدريبية "600 دقيقة"، وفيها يتم التطبيق العملي لبناء وتصميم محتوى تعليمي لمقرر تعليمي باستخدام مجموعة من أنظمة إدارة التعلم وجمعها وتحزيمها وفق أشهر المعايير الفنية للمحتوى الرقمي التعليمي.وختاماً نسأل الله أن نكون قد وفقنا إلى تقديم ما ينفع الأستاذ في أداء رسالته داخل قاعته الدراسية وخارجها، ونود التذكير بأن استخدام التقنية من قبل الأستاذ ليس هدفاً بحد ذاته، وإنما الهدف أن يتم استخدامها عند الحاجة إليها في الوصول إلى أفضل الخبرات التعليمية التي نريد من الطلاب امتلاكها.
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24+ hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- Pavel Kogut under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Better policy making through data and visualisations
The course aims to promote the use of advanced visualisations in transport policy making.
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5 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Cassandra Boulanger under Public domain license
Inching Towards Genocide: Trump’s Persecution of Hispanic Immigration
In this online course we will examine the Ten Stages of Genocide outlined by Gregory Stanton and evaluate how the Trump Administration's actions towards immigration at the Southern Border engages with these stages. Gregory Stanton is President of Genocide Watch, the first world wide coalition created to curb genocide. Each module represents a different stage of the process, and is contextualized with examples of genocides from recent history. In each section, we will discuss specific instances the Trump Administration has participated in actions relating to the Ten Stages of Genocide. In addition to evaluating the Ten Stages of Genocide, the course will conclude with a discussion and exercise on genocide prevention. Please be advised that due to the traumatic subject matter of this course the content may be upsetting to some users.
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12 hrs
Level 1 Introductory
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1 hr
Level 1 Introductory
- Asfand Khan under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Basic Life Support for communities in Pakistan.
This online course is an awareness course deals with serious conditions and incidents. It is ideal if you want to know what to do when faced with an emergency involving a casualty of any age.
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1 hr
Level 0 Beginner
- UMAA MOHAN under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Course
2 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
- Muthu Naayagan under Creative Commons - No Commercial NoDerivs
Pemasangan Kit Model Kereta
Kursus ini merangkumi kemahiran mengenali dan memasang kit model kereta.
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2 hrs
Level 0 Beginner
Water for Life Team C mawlamyine university
Water is one of the fundamental resources on the earth. Water is essential for all other life. It plays a major role in all aspects of human life. Water is one of the most precious resources we have on this earth and it is under increasing stress. Allied problems exist in estimating global population and total annual renewable freshwater availability internationally. Water problem assessment is a major subject of study. It comprises reliable assessment of water availability, water quality, water needs and water shortage. A thorough knowledge of the physical distribution of water is needed to solve many problems of the world in relation of water resource management. Chemical formulas describe the number of atoms present in elements, ions and compounds
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5 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
- Shelley Morgan under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Just Graduated? What Next?
This course is aimed at early career graduates who left universities within the last few years. It is a forward-thinking, light-touch, resource which provides advice, activities, and peer support to help you to take valuable career planning steps and action by equipping you with knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to help you both now and in the future.
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24+ hrs
Level 0 Beginner
Nature Matters
The course covers the introduction to studying Environment and Development. Through a series of implementations for developing your approach to study and learning at a distance, it could help you to improve your confidence as an independent learner.
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5 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
- Jemima Collins under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
Postdigital or 4.0? Conceptualising education in the 21st century
In this short course, we are going to explore two emergent and contrasting concepts which are beginning to feature more prominently in discussions around education and digital technology: postdigital education and Education 4.0. In the process of doing so, the course aims to demonstrate the value of adopting a holistic approach towards the analysis and critique of educational technologies and imaginaries, which encompasses not only technological but also socio-cultural and political perspectives.In Part 1, we will consider the connotations of the terms postdigital education and Education 4.0 and reflect on the importance of the terminology we use to frame our conceptions and discussions of education, technology and the relationship between them. In Parts 2 and 3, we will attempt to unpack the postdigital and consider how it might be applied to education. In Part 4, we will learn more about the emergence and characteristics of the Education 4.0 imaginary. In Part 5, we will adopt a more critical stance towards Education 4.0, devoting particular attention to two of its core technologies - virtual reality and learning analytics - in order to identify its potential strengths, limitations and ideological foundations.Now let's get started!
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3 hrs
Level 3 Advanced
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- English Practice under Creative Commons - No Commercial ShareAlike
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24 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
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Free-time activities & hobbies
In this course you will learn and practice about present perfect simple and present perfect progressive using free-time activities and hobbies.
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2 hrs
Level 2 Intermediate
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