Learning Center Sample Clauses

Learning Center. In order to promote community development, taking into account that access to technology and Internet use are part of the toolkit of this century, for a proper development and education, the Union and the Company agree to work together in the establishment of a Learning Center, which will bring online search services, printing, and management courses for computers and other related services free of charge to workers, workers’ children and the community. The Company is committed to provide a donation of five (5) computers and a printer at a mutually agreed upon date, in order to kick off the first stage of the opening of our community Learning Center.
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Learning Center. You may obtain from TransUnion a disclosure of the information in your credit file at a fee. For more information visit the credit report section in the Learning Centre, available from most pages of the Site or TransUnion Mobile. If you wish to obtain a copy of your credit report directly from TransUnion or if you wish to dispute information contained in TransUnion credit report file, see the contact information and dispute process description contained in the Learning Centre or from the inaccuracies tab on your credit report.
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Learning Center. Many EUNITE nodes are universities and higher educational institutions. This is the basis for building a learning central offering demonstrators, tutorials, courses, and a library of lecture notes. The learning center will be an electronic service operating from the TTE server; physical presence of the learner is not necessarily required. There will be at least one course which is accredited in the European Credit Transfer System. Members of the TTE committee will also travel to the home site of a class of students (university or company) to deliver lectures, utilising the products available on the TTE server. A course can be delivered in full, or in part and completed afterwards on the Internet. There will be a Web- based examination.
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