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Compering Training Programme Begins at Kalaangann

  •   Thu, May 17 2012 02:36:58 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RD)
 
Mangalore, May 17: A three-day compering training programme that is organized by Mandd Sobhann, a Konkani organization striving to promote Konkani and its distinct culture worldwide in association with College for Leadership and Human Resource Development (CLHRD), Valencia, was inaugurated at Kalaangann, Shaktinagar, here on Thursday May 17.
 
Ace compere Neil D’Souza inaugurated the three-day compeering training programme at Kalaangann on Thursday morning.












Mandd Sobhann Gurkaar Eric Ozario and president Stany Alvares were present on the dais.
 
Well trained resource persons will be providing training in English as well as in Konkani, on important topics such as public speaking, concepts and skills, language and culture.
 
In all, 50 people are attending the training programme.

  

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  • Leena, Manglaore/Jeppu

    Thu, May 17 2012

    thank you organizers. I too interested to attend the training but full day for business and working people is very tough to adjust. Will you could arrange half a day in the next it would have been better people like me. wish you all the best

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  • A I DIAS, BARKUR/MUMBAI

    Thu, May 17 2012

    THIS IS VERY GOOD IDEA OF TRAINING FOR LEADERSHIP. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ORGANISERS.

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