Hult Prize San Francisco - Overview
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The document outlines the timeline and key dates for the 2015-2016 Hult Prize competition. The competition challenges teams to develop solutions to provide quality early education to 10 million children in urban slums by 2020. The timeline includes dates for team submissions in November, an internal Hult competition in December, announcement of regional finalists in January, regional competition rounds in March, an accelerator program from June-July, and finals at CGI in September where the winning team will be awarded $1 million. It also provides information on volunteering opportunities and encourages students to begin forming teams.
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Online courses are available on demand
Academic education through programs accredited by the PMI Global Accreditation Center (GAC)
Training courses offered by PMI Authorized Training Partners
Disciplined Agile or PMP® certification training courses offered by a PMI Authorized Training Partner
Courses from other third-party providers. (SFBS 60 PMP PDU Course Online program belongs to this category).
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For each course in the program, SFBS awards a certificate of graduation. While earning PDUs, you will earn reputable business merits to highlight in your resume and LinkedIn.
Learn more: https://blog.sanfranciscobs.com/pmp-renewal-pdu/
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