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Sage Skills
Learn and practice the skills needed to thrive in education and beyond.
This interactive skill-building resource enables users to develop the skills they’ll need most at university and in the workplace with the help of scenarios, videos, data visualizations, and other multimedia activities compiled by experts from different sectors. They can pick and choose the skills and level right for them to learn at their own pace from content developed for diverse learning styles.
Advantages of using Sage Skills
- Prepare to handle everyday professional challenges with the help of skillsets identified by experts
- Discover transferable skills that can be applied in any academic or professional setting
- Learn easily through interactive, problem-based scenarios, videos, embedded data visualizations, downloadable exercises, and real-world insights
Awards and Recognition for Sage Skills
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Business Skills
Business Skills
Entrepreneurship Module: Entrepreneurial Mindset | Calculated Risk Taking
Student Success
Student Success
Academic Integrity and Referencing: Essay Writing and Artificial Intelligence | Analyzing the Output
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Business Skills is packed with skills crucial for student success in the modern classroom and workplace, but is presented in bite-size amounts of information.Gerard J Puccio, Department Chair and Professor, International Center for Studies in Creativity, Buffalo State College and Amanda Lohiser, Assistant Professor of Communication, SUNY Fredonia
Overall, [Student Success] is an excellent resource for institutions supporting undergraduate education and returning or nontraditional students looking to refresh their skills.Library Journal
The resource is packed full of useful and practical tips and techniques that you can actually apply in your own work.Dr Gordon Spark, Academic Skills Tutor, University of Dundee