Imission continues with the courses to evangelize in the digital continent
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Holidays are necessary. Rest the mind and rest the soul. Summer is a good time to change the air. But also, to train in a relaxed way.
For this reason, the courses of Immission they are still open in summer to offer training and evangelize in the digital continent.
Five reasons
These are the five reasons that Imission gives to take advantage of the rest time in the study.
- You focus better. In summer the mind rests from all the pending tasks that normally occupy daily life. “A good time to put all your mind and heart in what you are learning to better manage the social networks of your missionary project. In addition, you will have time to plan and develop good content for the coming months,” they explain from Iisión.
- You move faster. In summer, there are no distractions that prevent you from finishing your courses earlier and putting all your knowledge into practice. Your digital project community could grow faster.
- You do not lose the rhythm of study. Many times, when a course is resumed after allowing time to pass since it started, certain data is forgotten and the thread of everything learned is lost.
- Take advantage of all the resources that Imission offers. Once the course begins, Imission offers some resources that, although they are not necessary to finish the course, undoubtedly add up to a lot. For example, you have access to a community where you can share doubts, ideas and learn from others.
- Make good use of time. “We know that time is a gift from God, therefore we cannot waste it and what better way than to spend a few hours a day training you to announce the message of Jesus “, they point out from the platform.
And there is even more: you can take the course in the summer place of your choice. “So you will not miss the summer activities, you only have to take a few hours to continue with the course,” they explain.
We invite you to take any of the three courses available for this summer:
Evangelize in the digital continent
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