Perspectives
Learn micro, reap macro with SUSS’s compliments!
In today’s fast-paced world, micro-learning’s bite-sized approach aligns perfectly with the demands of modern life, providing a flexible, engaging, and effective way to learn. Unlike traditional learning methods, which often require substantial time commitments, micro-learning focuses on delivering concise, targeted lessons that can be consumed in short bursts. By breaking down complex subjects into manageable lessons, micro-learning not only enhances retention and engagement but also democratizes education, making it accessible and practical for everyone.
The complimentary UniLEARN courses that are offered exclusively to our SUSS Alumni provides flexibility amidst their busy schedules. Learners can now access courses anytime, anywhere, using various devices, making it easy to integrate learning into daily routines. Whether commuting, waiting for an appointment, or enjoying a coffee break, learners can utilize these brief moments to acquire new skills or knowledge. This convenience is particularly beneficial for professionals who need to balance continuous education with work responsibilities.
Ready to know more? Look out for the link in August!
Quotes & Testimonials on micro-learning bite-sized online courses:
James Chang, Senior Manager, SIA Cabin Crew
Our crew have benefited much from the courses that are available on this platform. The bite-sized approach has made learning easier and significantly more accessible for a community that is always on the move.
Mr Benjamin William, Secretary General and CEO, Singapore Red Cross
The uniqueness of the micro-learning programme lies in its interactiveness - with first aid knowledge broken down into bite-sized snippets delivered via an online platform, complemented by a short practical session for learners to practise useful skills.
Anonymous / AWE, Volunteer, NUS Mind Science Centre
I like the pace as I have enough time to read and to learn different topics. When I need to refresh my memory I can go back to read it again. Also, the diagrams (pictures) help me so much to remember it.
