Courses

Greek Sculpture

Reputation Management: Corporate Image and Communication

Michelangelo’s David-Apollo (Article)

General Virology I (Presentation)

Corporate identity vs. corporate image in the eyes of professionals: an interview-based study

Sculpture Vocaboulary (Article)

The Relationship Between Service Quality, Corporate Image, and Customer Loyalty of Generation Y

Sculpture: Definition & Techniques (Article)

Chapter 6 - Virology (Article)

Effect of Corporate Image on Brand Trust and Brand Affect

Italian Renaissance Sculpture at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Article)

Diagnostic Microbiology (Presentation)

Corporate Image: A Strategy for Enhancing Customer Loyalty and Profitability

The Golden Beauty: Brain Response to Classical and Renaissance Sculptures

Fundamentals of Microbiology (Presentation)

Corporate Image and its Impact on Consumer Decision Making in Slovakia

Sections, Units, and Quiz This training program is consistent with PowerPoint Presentation, PDF, Images, Word, DOC, and Video clips. The full training program is divided into sections and sub-sections called Units. Each unit contains training material and access to a learner for a set time period and the applicant move to the next unit once finished. You are required to finish your quiz section which is time set example Given (30 minutes- 40 minutes- 50 minutes- 60 minutes and 90 minutes) Assignment: All the applicants are required to finish the assignments (If assigned to you) within the time period to allow the assessor to mark them and directions are provided regarding what standards need to achieve. Once the finish applicant is required to upload the assignment to an online portal. Presentation: The applicant requires to give at least 10-20 minutes presentation and record that presentation and upload it to your account to be assessed. Check if this course is required a presentation and plan accordingly.

Corporate image and reputation as drivers of customer loyalty