What's happening at InfoSkills
18 October 2026 · Blog Kolb's experiential learning model: how to learn from your own experience
Why two people draw different lessons from the same experience, and how to turn experience into knowledge and growth. David Kolb's learning cycle: 4 stages, 4 learning styles, the science behind them, diagrams and a daily practice cheat sheet.
17 October 2026 · Blog Emotional intelligence: why “life smarts” can matter more than IQ
Why success comes not only to the smartest people, but to those who understand themselves and others. Daniel Goleman's emotional intelligence model: 5 components, the science behind them, diagrams and a daily practice cheat sheet.
16 October 2026 Element and InfoSkills launch a sales team development course
Element and InfoSkills have launched a capacity-building course for sales consultants and managers. The first day was dedicated to effective communication, the skill at the heart of sales.
14 October 2026 New Blog Article: Pedagogy, Andragogy, Geragogy
A new article by Varuzhan Avanesyan has been published on the InfoSkills blog, exploring how children, adults and older adults learn, and what this means for trainers.
10 October 2026 SOFT SKILLS: from personal growth to LEADERSHIP
SOFT SKILLS From personal growth to LEADERSHIP Picture yourself more confident, more heard, more of a leader 💫 ✨ You will learn: 🔹 Managing emotions and time 🔹 Influence without pressure 🔹 Confident speech and active listening 🔹 Becoming someone people want to work with 📅 Flexible format: online or offline 🎓 A certificate on completion A state reimbursement programme approved by Order No. 1429-A/Dz of the RA Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of 17.07.2026 📋 ❗ Places are limited 📲 For details, write or call now: +374 55 575 150, or visit www.infoskills.am
10 October 2026 Two InfoSkills courses receive state endorsement
The “Soft Skills” and “The Art of Public Speaking” programmes have been endorsed by orders of the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of the Republic of Armenia. Participants can reclaim up to AMD 100,000 of their tuition fees.
