ACI76-030SL_rev1.0: Digital Literacy, Skill Labs (G5CRAKAHCA)
What are Skill Labs?
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
Designed to build essential digital workplace skills through guided practice, these labs progress from basic hardware, operating systems, and networking concepts to safe web use and core Microsoft Office productivity tools—making them ideal for entry-level IT readiness and workforce skills pathways.
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ACI76-031SL_rev1.0: Introduction to Networking Fundamentals, Skill Labs (RTZR6G858F)
What are Skill Labs?
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
Designed to build foundational networking skills through guided practice, these labs progress from core network concepts and IP addressing to routing, DHCP, name resolution, VPN configuration, and TCP/IP troubleshooting tools—making them ideal for introductory networking and IT infrastructure pathways.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
Embark on your cybersecurity journey with Cybersecurity Fundamentals, a course designed for those new to the field. This course prepares you for the ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) exam, covering fundamental topics such as security principles, incident response, business continuity, disaster recovery, access controls, network security, and security operations. Each episode is created with entry-level learners in mind, offering clear explanations and practical examples of cybersecurity concepts. You’ll gain the foundational knowledge needed to secure digital environments, manage incidents effectively, and maintain robust security operations. Previous technical knowledge is helpful, but not mandatory: guided by industry experts, you’ll be equipped with the skills to ace your CC exam and excel in a cybersecurity career.
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A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
Progressing across the CEH domains while incorporating Ai assisted techniques for reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, exploitation concepts, web attacks, cloud concepts, and cryptography—this lab set is ideal for CEH-aligned skill-building. To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
The Cisco 200-301 Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Skill Labs is an intermediate level certification to provide you with the necessary hands-on skills on configuring and managing Cisco networking equipment. You will learn how to setup and configure switches and routers to ensure smooth functionality of the network. After completion, you will be able to plan and configure different IP ranges for a network and configure Cisco equipment accordingly. The tasks in the exercises are aligned to give you in depth knowledge of configuring and maintaining a network using Cisco networking equipment.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
The Cisco 200-301 Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Practice Lab is an intermediate level certification to provide you with the necessary hands-on skills on configuring and managing Cisco networking equipment. You will learn how to setup and configure switches and routers to ensure smooth functionality of the network. After completion, you will be able to plan and configure different IP ranges for a network and configure Cisco equipment accordingly. The tasks in the exercises are aligned to give you in depth knowledge of configuring and maintaining a network using Cisco networking equipment.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
ACI76-036SL_rev1.0: Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Skill Labs (NWUQCQCURJ)
What are Skill Labs?
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
Across risk management, cryptography, access control, secure network and system administration, vulnerability scanning, incident response concepts, and secure infrastructure configuration—this lab set prepares students for advanced security and CISSP roles.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
The 200-120 CCNA Skill Labs will provide you with the necessary platform to gain hands on skills using real Cisco Routers and Switches. By completing the lab tasks you will improve your practical skills in installing, managing, monitoring, and troubleshooting basic router and switch configurations; securing switches and routers; configuring layer 2 technologies such as VLANs, Trunks, EtherChannel and spanning-tree; configuring routing protocols including static and default routing, EIGRP and OSPF; configuring simple WAN links using HDLC, PPP and frame-relay; configuring IP related services such as DHCP, NTP and Syslog. These same tasks will help you understand the objectives and competencies required by the Cisco Certified Network Associate 200-120 exam.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
The 210-260 IINS Skill Labs will provide you with the necessary platform to gain hands on skills using real Cisco Routers, Switches and Firewalls. By completing the lab tasks, you will improve your practical skills in securing routers and switches and their associated networks, implementing the Cisco ASA firewall and creating SSL and IPSec based VPNs.
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ACI76-039SL_rev1.0: Front End Web Development, Skill Labs (WOVEQCUAFV)
What are Skill Labs?
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
Designed to build foundational front-end development skills through guided practice, these labs progress from HTML5 and CSS3 fundamentals to building and debugging websites with JavaScript—making them ideal for introductory web development and digital product pathways.
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ACI76-040SL_rev1.0: Introduction to Programming Using Python, Skill Labs (FS2D63RRDY)
What are Skill Labs?
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
The Introduction to Programming Using Python Skill Labs will provide you with the necessary platform to gain hands on skills in programming using Python. By completing the lab tasks you will improve your practical skills in performing operations using data types and operators, controlling flow with decisions and loops, performing input and output operations, documenting and structuring code, performing troubleshooting and error handling and performing operations using modules and tools.
These same tasks will help you understand the objectives and competencies required by the 98-361Introduction to Programming Using Python certification exam.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
In this Network Security Fundamentals module, students will learn the basic concepts regarding network security today. While this module covers broad concepts and technologies like key security concepts and security program elements, this module also does deep dives in specific technologies. For example, students learn to configure technologies like access control lists, DHCP snooping, and more.
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A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
In this series the learner will be introduced to concepts in cybersecurity, such as the core principles of security, wired and wireless network security. The learner will explore topics like operating system security and security software and more.
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A skills lab is a guided, hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice real-world tasks in a safe, virtual setting. Instead of simply reading or watching videos, learners actively do the work—navigating realistic scenarios, applying concepts, troubleshooting issues, and building confidence through practical experience. This ensures that theory becomes usable skill. Skill labs are essential for developing true workplace readiness because they mirror real systems, tools, and challenges, helping learners bridge the gap between knowledge and performance. By completing a skills lab, students gain the hands-on competence employers expect and are better prepared for both assessments and real job responsibilities.
Course Introduction
The 98-366 Skill Labs will provide you with the necessary platform to gain hands on skills in Microsoft Windows networking components. By completing the lab tasks you will improve your practical skills in understand local area networks, routing (Static routing, Dynamic routing, Default routes, etc.), Configuring a NAT Firewall, IPv4 configuration and administration, IPv6 configuration and administration, name resolution (WINS & DNS), networking services and basic network troubleshooting tools.
These same tasks will help you understand the objectives and competencies required by the MTA: 98-366 Network Fundamentals certification exam.
To download the full course outline, please click on the link below:
CCT-EB-114IG_rev4.0: Managing Stress for Mental Fitness, Instructor Edition
PLEASE NOTE: There is no instructor edition available for this course. The student edition has been used in its place.
Course Objective: The learning objectives for Managing Stress for Mental Fitness are listed below. They have been developed to guide you, the reader, to the core issues covered in this book.
ELK-EB-91-177IG_rev1.0: Using Microsoft Windows 11 (with Copilot), Instructor Edition
Whether you're new to computers or have used them in the past, this class will help you become more comfortable using Windows® 11 by familiarizing you with the Windows 11 user interface and its basic capabilities. In this course, you will explore the Windows 11 environment, work with locally installed apps, use Copilot in Windows and Copilot in Edge, browse the Internet, access and organize files and folders stored on the computer and in OneDrive®, and manage basic Windows 11 settings.
Meetings are commonplace in modern civilization. In addition to the meetings that take place during working hours, nearly everyone at one time or another is a member of a professional society, civic association, service club, or religious group. With meetings occurring so frequently one could expect them to be a source of satisfaction and accomplishment. However, this often is not the case.
This book was designed to help you improve the quality of meetings you attend either as the leader, or as a participant. It begins with the premise that an effective meeting is one that achieves its objectives within a reasonable time. Throughout the book are questionnaires, checklists, and exercises that emphasize the material presented. Work through these as you go along. They serve as an excellent means of verifying your understanding. Effective meetings are within your grasp. Simply read, understand, and apply the ideas contained in this book.
ELK-EB-91-176IG_rev0.95: Working with Copilot in Windows and Microsoft Edge (First Look Courseware), Instructor Edition
Microsoft® Copilot is an AI-powered productivity tool that leverages the power of large language models (LLMs) to help you navigate your daily workload, unlock creativity, and get answers. This course is designed to help you work productively with Copilot, which is available as a built-in tool in Windows® 11 and Microsoft Edge®.
ELK-EB-91-181IG_rev0.95: MS Teams Essentials (Second Edition) (First Look Courseware), Instructor Edition
This course is designed to help you get started with Microsoft Teams®, the key communications tool in the suite of Microsoft 365® productivity apps. Microsoft Teams enables individuals and organizations to chat, share ideas, collaborate on files, and essentially, work together. You can use Teams to have a quick chat with a colleague, participate in a virtual meeting, make an online call, and share files and resources. The Microsoft Teams app is available in three versions: a desktop app, a web app, and a mobile app. Once you are familiar with the Teams desktop app, you can easily transfer that knowledge and work in the web and mobile apps to take advantage of connecting through Teams wherever your work takes you.
ELK-EB-91-181SG_rev0.95: MS Teams Essentials (Second Edition) (First Look Courseware), Student Edition
This course is designed to help you get started with Microsoft Teams®, the key communications tool in the suite of Microsoft 365® productivity apps. Microsoft Teams enables individuals and organizations to chat, share ideas, collaborate on files, and essentially, work together. You can use Teams to have a quick chat with a colleague, participate in a virtual meeting, make an online call, and share files and resources. The Microsoft Teams app is available in three versions: a desktop app, a web app, and a mobile app. Once you are familiar with the Teams desktop app, you can easily transfer that knowledge and work in the web and mobile apps to take advantage of connecting through Teams wherever your work takes you.
ELK-EB-91-176SG_rev0.95: Working with Copilot in Windows and Microsoft Edge (First Look Courseware), Student Edition
Microsoft® Copilot is an AI-powered productivity tool that leverages the power of large language models (LLMs) to help you navigate your daily workload, unlock creativity, and get answers. This course is designed to help you work productively with Copilot, which is available as a built-in tool in Windows® 11 and Microsoft Edge®.
ELK-EB-91-178SG_rev1.0: Getting the Most from Your Spreadsheets with GenAI, Student Edition
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a phenomenon; a much-talked-about technological sea change. It's also a major disruptive force in the world of business. Generative AI tools can provide value in many ways, one of which is by assisting people who work with data stored in spreadsheets. No matter what spreadsheet software you use, what the data is about, or how it's structured, you can use freely available generative AI tools to enhance your productivity and help you find solutions to problems that can guide crucial business decisions. And, you can do all of this without having to pay for expensive AI integrations into your spreadsheet software. You just need to know what generative AI can do for you, what free tools to leverage, and the right questions to ask to get the most from your spreadsheets.
Note to instructors: Because of the open-ended nature of Generative AI, this course is intended for delivery across a full training day, to allow sufficient time for learners to explore the various techniques. If you have a need to teach the course in a more condensed time frame, see the timing and delivery suggestions in the Instructor Edition of the courseware manual.
ELK-EB-91-179IG_rev1.0: Getting the Most from your Presentations with GenAI , Instructor Edition
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini have taken the world by storm. Business users have found numerous creative ways to use these tools to get their work done faster and more efficiently. This includes the development of business presentations. Whether you use Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, LibreOffice Impress, or another application to produce your slides, GenAI tools can help you generate text and image content for your slides, as well as presenter notes and handouts. This is even possible using free online AI tools that don't require additional costs beyond your current investment in your office productivity software.
Note to instructors: Because of the open-ended nature of Generative AI, you can easily extend the course presentation to a full day, by allowing learners more time to experiment during the course activities, and by performing the optional Mastery Builders. See the timing and delivery suggestions in the Instructor Edition of the courseware manual. This course can also be paired with the Getting the Most from Your Documents with GenAI course from Logical Operations to create a full-day training experience.
ELK-EB-91-179SG_rev1.0: Getting the Most from your Presentations with GenAI , Student Edition
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini have taken the world by storm. Business users have found numerous creative ways to use these tools to get their work done faster and more efficiently. This includes the development of business presentations. Whether you use Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, LibreOffice Impress, or another application to produce your slides, GenAI tools can help you generate text and image content for your slides, as well as presenter notes and handouts. This is even possible using free online AI tools that don't require additional costs beyond your current investment in your office productivity software.
Note to instructors: Because of the open-ended nature of Generative AI, you can easily extend the course presentation to a full day, by allowing learners more time to experiment during the course activities, and by performing the optional Mastery Builders. See the timing and delivery suggestions in the Instructor Edition of the courseware manual. This course can also be paired with the Getting the Most from Your Documents with GenAI course from Logical Operations to create a full-day training experience.
ELK-EB-91-180IG_rev1.0: Getting the Most from Your Documents with GenAI, Instructor Edition
Business users have found many ways to take advantage of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini™, and Claude. These tools can help you get work done faster and more efficiently. This includes the authoring of content within word processing tools like Microsoft® Word, Google Docs™, and LibreOffice® Writer or desktop publishing tools such as Adobe® InDesign®, Microsoft Publisher®, and QuarkXPress. GenAI tools can help you brainstorm ideas to inspire your writing and can help you create and revise text and image content for a wide range of writing and documentation projects. And all these tasks can be accomplished using free online AI tools.
Note to instructors: Because of the open-ended nature of Generative AI, you can potentially extend the course presentation to a full day, by allowing learners more time to experiment during the course activities, and by performing the optional Mastery Builders. See the timing and delivery suggestions in the Instructor Edition of the courseware manual. This course can also be paired with the Getting the Most from Your Presentations with GenAI course from Logical Operations to create a full-day training experience.
ELK-EB-91-180SG_rev1.0: Getting the Most from Your Documents with GenAI, Student Edition
Business users have found many ways to take advantage of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini™, and Claude. These tools can help you get work done faster and more efficiently. This includes the authoring of content within word processing tools like Microsoft® Word, Google Docs™, and LibreOffice® Writer or desktop publishing tools such as Adobe® InDesign®, Microsoft Publisher®, and QuarkXPress. GenAI tools can help you brainstorm ideas to inspire your writing and can help you create and revise text and image content for a wide range of writing and documentation projects. And all these tasks can be accomplished using free online AI tools.
Note to instructors: Because of the open-ended nature of Generative AI, you can potentially extend the course presentation to a full day, by allowing learners more time to experiment during the course activities, and by performing the optional Mastery Builders. See the timing and delivery suggestions in the Instructor Edition of the courseware manual. This course can also be paired with the Getting the Most from Your Presentations with GenAI course from Logical Operations to create a full-day training experience.
ELK-EB-95-031SG_rev1.2:MS Power BI for Data-Driven Decision Makers, Student Edition
As data acquisition, access, analysis, and reporting are interwoven with our businesses and lives, more and more data is collected about business and personal activities. This abundance of data and the computing power to analyze it has increased the use of data analysis and data visualization across a broad range of job roles. Decision makers of all types, including managers and executives, must interact with, interpret, and develop reports based on data and analysis provided to them.
Microsoft® Power BI® software is designed for data analysis and the creation of visualizations. Data analysts prepare data, perform initial analysis, and create visualizations that are then passed to business data decision makers. These decision makers can use Power BI's tools to explore the data, perform further analysis to find new insights, make decisions, and create customized reports to share their findings.
ELK-EB-95-031IG_rev1.2:MS Power BI for Data-Driven Decision Makers, Instructor Edition
As data acquisition, access, analysis, and reporting are interwoven with our businesses and lives, more and more data is collected about business and personal activities. This abundance of data and the computing power to analyze it has increased the use of data analysis and data visualization across a broad range of job roles. Decision makers of all types, including managers and executives, must interact with, interpret, and develop reports based on data and analysis provided to them.
Microsoft® Power BI® software is designed for data analysis and the creation of visualizations. Data analysts prepare data, perform initial analysis, and create visualizations that are then passed to business data decision makers. These decision makers can use Power BI's tools to explore the data, perform further analysis to find new insights, make decisions, and create customized reports to share their findings.
ELK-EB-91-178IG_rev1.0: Getting the Most from Your Spreadsheets with GenAI, Instructor Edition
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a phenomenon; a much-talked-about technological sea change. It's also a major disruptive force in the world of business. Generative AI tools can provide value in many ways, one of which is by assisting people who work with data stored in spreadsheets. No matter what spreadsheet software you use, what the data is about, or how it's structured, you can use freely available generative AI tools to enhance your productivity and help you find solutions to problems that can guide crucial business decisions. And, you can do all of this without having to pay for expensive AI integrations into your spreadsheet software. You just need to know what generative AI can do for you, what free tools to leverage, and the right questions to ask to get the most from your spreadsheets.
Note to instructors: Because of the open-ended nature of Generative AI, this course is intended for delivery across a full training day, to allow sufficient time for learners to explore the various techniques. If you have a need to teach the course in a more condensed time frame, see the timing and delivery suggestions in the Instructor Edition of the courseware manual.
PLEASE NOTE: There is no instructor edition available for this course. The student edition has been used in its place.
Course Objective: The learning objectives for Retail Workbook 12 are listed below. They have been developed to guide the user to the core issues covered in this book.
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