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  WHY EMALUCK INSTITUTE? Industry - Relevant Curriculum: Learn the most in-demand skills in technology today. From full-stack development to data science we’ve got you covered. Expert Mentors: Be guided, coached, and inspired by industry professionals who have been where you want to go. Flexible Learning Options: Whether you’re a night owl or an early bird, our flexible scheduling fits into your life. Project - Based Learning: Apply what you learn through real-world projects that showcase your skills to potential employers. Career Support:  Our dedicated career support team is here to help you navigate the job market with confidence. 7 REMOTE JOBS THAT ARE ALWAYS HIRING Software Developer Content Writer Virtual Assistant  Online Tutor Digital Marketing  Graphic Designer Customer Service Representative INSPIRING TALES OF TRIUMPH Alexander Binitie I never imagined earning six figures. Remote work has empowered me to craft my ideal lifestyle Emily W. The allure of a 100k plus salary was i

  23 NAMES OF JEHOVAH, MEANING & SCRIPTURES  Jehovah Shalom - Peace unto thee (1 Tim 2:1-4, Isaiah 54:11-14) Jehovah Ra’ah - The Lord is our Shepherd (Psalm 23:1) Jehovah Jireh - The Lord our Provider (Exodus 15:26) Jehovah Rapha - The Lord our Healer (2 Chronicles 7:14) Jehovah Mekadishkem - The Lord our sanctified (Jeremiah 5: 25-26, Ephesians 5:14) Jehovah El-Nas - The Forgiving God (Exodus 20: 3-5) Jehovah Yeshu’athai - God of salvation (1 John 4:3) Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord our righteousness (Isaiah 7:7) Jehovah El-Emeth - The God of truth (Numbers 23:23) Jehovah El-kanna - The jealous God Jehovah Nissi - The Lord our Banner (Jeremiah 29:11, Judges 6:22-24, Psalm 122:7) Jehovah El-Magowr - The fountain of living water (Genesis 2:7) Jehovah Hakkabod - The God of glory (Romans 8:28) Jehovah El-Gemu’ah - The God of recompense (1 kings 21:25-27) Jehovah El-Gibbor - The mighty God (Job 34:24) Jehovah Adonai - Our Sovereign God (Ezekiel 21:27) Jehovah El Negamoth - The God that re

This is an intriguing, educative and inspirational documentary with real life struggles and actions taken to overcome obstacles in relation to the Tour areas. Travel Guide; Mannie Boom was featured as the main character who inspite of energy and power outage struggles was able to identify means of inculcating technological advancement through eLearning in various towns and suburbs of Ibadan in Nigeria.  There were moments of reflection with Mr. Francis Ebulu who suggested that such educative programs should not be limited to only Akinyele local government areas but it should progress in the next edition by going national and international with more ideas in stock from the organizers of the documentary. 

  Without doubt, technology has affected all industries. The accounting profession is certainly no different. As these landscapes change and technology continues to move forward, accountants at Springs Finance  are here to tell us about why technology is becoming more important, but why you still need to use a real accountant.   Reduction of manual work   There are now a number of record keeping technologies which should not only reduce the amount of manual input but should also reduce the margin of error. Data entry on Excel or manual ledgers are fast becoming outdated and are being replaced with specialist accounting software. Companies now have the potential to streamline the entering of data.   Added value from accountants   These new technologies enable, for example, data to be imported directly from a bank account meaning there is less time spent on basic data entry. This enables Accountants to provide their clients with more strategy and advice, interpreting data and helping cli

  Tips of information obtained during the Webinar by Springs Communications  on topic "Business Automation through AI". Anchored by Engr. Emmanuel E. Binitie, Ph.D 1. Competition is for losers. The businesses create new markets and new monopolies. They don't compete with existing businesses. 2. Zero to one is harder than one to none. It's easier to copy and existing product or service than it is to create something new. That's why most businesses are focused on incremental improvements, not breakthrough I novations.  3. The best way to predict the future is to create it. If you want to be successful, you need to be willing to think outside the box and to take risks. You need to be willing to create the future, not just predict it. 4. Focus on the long term. The best businesses are built for the long term. They're not focused on quarterly earnings or short-term gains. They're focused on building something that will last. 5. Embrace failure. Failure is a par

  By Emmanuel Binitie EXPERIENCING AN OUT - of - left field health concern? Don't panic, but don't keep it to yourself.  Tell your doctor.            SpringsComm member Laraba's health mystery started with some stomach upset. "Then I suddenly started experiencing joint pain, swelling - I couldn't bend my elbows to pick up my young nephew" She recalls. "I was also suffering crazy fatigue, plus numbness of fingers and toes."  Laraba wisely sought medical attention and discovered she had Celiac disease - a severe reaction to gluten. The moral of Laraba's story? Never assume a strange health occurrence that comes out of nowhere is harmless. The SpringsComm Connection asked some of the country's top physicians to  outline uncommon symptoms that can be serious, and that they want their patients to tell them about ASAP. Sudden hearing loss It's Saturday night out of the blue, you're dear in your left ear. You figure it's blocked earwax,

  Social responsibility as a core business strategy By Emmanuel Binitie BEE FOUNDATION PRODUCES a line of spa products that are carried by upscale retailers and salons. Though headquartered in the Nigeria heartland of Benin City, Edo State, the company has brought big changes to a small village in rural Nigeria and offers hope to local women mired in poverty. BEE FOUNDATION employed a group of traditionally marginalized village women who hand-produce the products (which includes liquid soap, disinfectants and other confectionaries). "The impact on the women's lives has been dramatic. Our business gave them disposable income for the first time ," says SpringsComm member Felicia. Wanting to give something back, the company began paying for the education of their employees' children, and later for the education of the women themselves. BEE Foundation ongoing effort not only performs a social good, it earns dividends for the company. "We cultivate a happy workforce,

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