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Q: Cheap affordable training centre to learn some business skills ......?

Please have someone got any idea of a cheap school in shanghai where one can do some short term training in marketing and the certification of the school should be recognized .

9 years 12 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - Shanghai

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louischuahm

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In Shanghai, nothing is cheap. Furthermore, you want proper certification, then it won't be cheap, especially if it's from a reputable school. If you hunt for those cheap schools, the likelihood that the certification is not recognized or worse, bogus. So you have a choice of having proper paperwork or just a piece of paper. I suggest you look around and see what's acceptable and what's not. Otherwise, even if the cost is low, you may end up with a worthless document.

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Nessquick

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go to wet market anywhere in china and take the daily lessons of bargaining for laowai discount...

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sanders

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Ok thanks so much , any direction or addresses

avinashp:

..directions?

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