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100% satisfaction from our course delegates!

100% satisfaction from our course delegates!

May 28th, 2013 by iMindMap

With the busy month of May coming to an end, now is the time to reflect on the two ThinkBuzan Licensed Instructor Courses which have taken place this month in Bangkok, Thailand and Henley, UK! Here you’ll gain an insight into what went on and hear from the delegates themselves on what they thought of the course.

Kicking off the month off in style, our ThinkBuzan Licensed Instructor Course was held at the luxurious Sukhothai Hotel in the heart of Bangkok. Tony Buzan welcomed the delegates with an introduction to the world renowned technique of Mind Mapping, which he not only created but used to form the foundations of his extraordinary life.
“The course is more than just Mind Mapping content, it’s the energy and the extra personal experiences shared that added so much value and insight.’’
– Choyyin Chun, Director of Learning International Forum
The delegates received expert training from Tony Buzan and the ThinkBuzan team and had the opportunity to try, test and demonstrate their way through Mind Mapping, the GRASP thinking modes, the Solution Finder, and creative tools such as our latest software, iMindMap 10.
What did the course delegates think?
  • 100% were highly satisfied with the course content and trainers!
  • 100% agreed that the course is value for money!
  • 100% strongly agreed that the skills they learnt are helpful in their profession!
“I am a trainer and a teacher and I can distinguish between those who teach and those who teach passionately. Tony Buzan and the ThinkBuzan team were very passionate and they unlocked the hidden potential in my brain. I strongly recommend this course and I will continue to share the skills which I learnt.”
– Ade Julius Rizky, Founder of Easy Smart Learning Training
Following the success of the course in Bangkok, Tony Buzan jetted straight back to the UK, ready to start the ThinkBuzan Licensed Instructor Course in Tony’s hometown, Henley, UK.
The course was held at the picturesque Phyllis Court Members Club and in just a few days, the delegates pushed their creative limits and learnt the latest techniques from Tony Buzan himself. They also learnt the complete spectrum of tips and shortcuts in iMindMap, mastered Mind Mapping fundamentals and became juggling professionals, all in a jam packed 4 days!
100% of the delegates…
…agreed that the skills learnt would be beneficial in their profession!
‘Mind opening, thought provoking and inspirational.’
– Marco Ossani, Marketing Consultant
‘It was the best course I have ever attended and I am already using elements of the methodology at work.’
– Kari Greaves, Guinness South
"21st Century Kids needs a revolutionized system of education, to revolutionize education we need to train the brain, to train the brain we need MindMap."
- Md. Nasir Khan
“The best course ever. So inspiring thinking of thinking! Special thanks to Tony and Owen as I have never enjoyed sitting in a conference room as much as I did in Henley!
– Maria Metsola, Founder of Extra Buxum Training

Md. Nasir Khan
Director
Central Academic Research & Development
(CARD), Manipur Creative School
ThinkBuzan Licensed Instructor
MindMap, iMindMap, MemorySkills,
SpeedReading & CreativeTeaching
: @smart_nasirkhan
: @nasirkhanlive
:9612016722
https://thinknasir.blogspot.in

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