What Are the Best Ways to Get a Silver Chemistry Name?

What Are the Best Ways to Get a Silver Chemistry Name?A lot of people tend to ask for advice on the best way to get a silver chemistry name. This is because there are a lot of tips and tricks that can be followed in order to help in the search. For starters, you need to know that a science named after the metal is a great way to make your experiment successful. This is because the term is a common one in many cases, and also because it provides you with a very unique style of fun.The word 'chemistry' in its most general sense is an art based on chemical principles that can be used to make scientific observations, make predictions or even predict results. Although there are many different kinds of chemistry, it is only in recent years that 'chemistry' has become popularly known as a hobby or a thing of interest for students to learn. A good thing about chemistry is that there are many different experiments that can be made from the basics of it and then you are just left to choose fro m among the vast experience you have gained.Many people love to explore the world of science and although this might be a bit daunting at first, the knowledge can be quite rewarding. There are plenty of experiments to be made using these theories. You can opt to have an article fabricated from silver alloys. Or maybe the chemistry name you are thinking of can be the thing to find out if the electricity you see in a test tube is actually the presence of electric charge.Chemistry also helps you find out a lot about yourself. If you know where something came from, you can trace where it got from. For example, if you know something about electricity, you will be able to create your own electrical appliance such as a computer.If you do a lot of experiments, then you can make your own clothing, furniture, tools and so on. All of this is possible with the help of chemistry and the effects are really quite spectacular. A lot of inventions in the history of man had their origin from this new science.Silver chemistry names can also tell you a lot about your character. Some chemistry is more suitable for you than the other. This is because your character is influenced by the things you have learned from your experiences in science.Finally, getting a silver chemistry name is an exciting thing. You can learn so much from it and there are no limits as to how you can expand your skills. You can get a name which you can be proud of and it can also help you to show off to others.

Canadian International School Kunshan

Canadian International School Kunshan Canadian International School Kunshan About CISK Founded in 2012, the Canadian International School, Kunshan (CISK) is affiliated with St. Johns-Kilmarnock, IB World School, Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada. Currently, CISK provides an Early Years Foundation Program, that includes Pre-School Nursery, Junior and Senior Kindergarten, and as of September 2015, Grade 1-10 programs, all taught in English, although Mandarin is available to our students and forms part of our curricula. Our ultimate goal is to expand our grades in order to offer our students a complete secondary school program. Looking ahead to the upcoming school year, we plan to move our staff and students, including our entire educational resources, to a brand new state of the art facilities, in Kunshan, China, located on our new campus, adjacent to Duke Kunshan University. Kunshan. About Kunshan Kunshan, Jiangsu is located in the south-east, county-level city under the jurisdiction of Suzhou City, is located between Shanghai and Suzhou city. It is also the father of Chinese operas Kun qu originated. September 2010, Kunshan and Vienna, Singapore and other 5 cities in the United Nations Habitat Award for the year. Kunshan, China economy is the strongest in the county-level city, for four consecutive years in Forbes China best county-level cities ranked ranked first, for eight consecutive years won China small citys comprehensive strength hundred cities and counties first.It is around a 2 hour drive to Shanghai from Kunshan and approximately 18 minutes by light transit high speed rail.

4 Ways to Make Your Dream Job a Reality

4 Ways to Make Your Dream Job a Reality Image via Pexels 1. Dig Deep for What You Want: This may seem like an obvious first step, but without it, there is no dream job! We all have passions and things that interest us, but the real question at hand is, can I turn this interest or passion into a career? So, you have to dig deep to figure out what it is you want exactly. In today’s age with technology, the options are almost limitless in what you can do and accomplish. You could be a blogger that plays and reviews video games (and gets paid for it)! Or you could be the next big name in the food and restaurant industry. All it takes is aligning your dreams and goals with the job market and reaching for it! 2. Research What it Takes to Get There: No one can go from point A to point B without some elbow grease and research into what requirements, qualifications, and skills it takes to get to your dream job. It’s important that, before you take the leap, you gather all the information you need in order to carefully asses what you need to do, what skills you need to build, etc. to make your dream job a reality. A blog post by Miss Ashley Allison suggests an article from Regis College, which “highlights some of the careers where certain skills are needed; which could be a motivator to help you decide on the path you want to take.” Image via Pexels 3. Boost Your Confidence: This world is tough and to make it in this world, you have to have confidence- confidence in yourself, in your ability to do a job, in your skills, etc. We all have points where our self-esteem is low and we don’t believe in ourselves, so you’re not the only one.   To help make your dream job into a reality, take some steps to boost your confidence! In an article on Entrepreneur.com, guest writer and CEO Chris W. Dunn  recommends  a few ways to build your confidence, such as visualizing yourself as you want to be, affirming yourself, doing something that scares you every day, helping someone else, caring for yourself, and shifting to an equality mentality, among some. One that I personally liked was to take the 100 days of rejection challenge. Dunn writes, “Jia Jiang  has become famous for recording his experience of “busting fear” by purposefully making crazy requests of people in order to be rejected over 100 days. His purpose was to desensitize himself to rejection, after he became more upset than he expected over rejection from a potential investor.  Busting fear isn’t easy to do, but if you want to have fun while building up your self-confidence, this is a powerful way to do it.” 4. Take a Risk: Stepping outside of your comfort zone and the traditional job market to make your dream job a reality takes a leap of faith and a fair amount of risk- and that’s ok! The steps you’ve taken prior to this have adequately set you up for doing this and now all you have to do is take that leap! Taking risks is scary because there’s no guarantee of success or a favorable outcome, however, you never know unless you reach for it and try it! Making your dream job a reality isn’t an easy process that just comes overnight, however, when taking the appropriate steps and being confident in yourself, you can accomplish just about anything! As always, good luck!

Teacher QA Exploring Abu Dhabi public schools with Lindsey, part 2

Teacher QA Exploring Abu Dhabi public schools with Lindsey, part 2 Abu Dhabi public schools offer incredible opportunities, great salaries, and extensive benefit packages for teachers. This post contains the second half of my interview with Lindsey, who taught in Abu Dhabi public schools for five years. Make sure you check out part 1 here first. What were some of the largest differences between Abu Dhabi public schools and North American ones? Did they pose challenges for you personally? Lindsey: There are many differences and similarities. Kids are kids no matter where they grow up. However, the school climate can be very different. A personal challenge of mine was getting over my Western-centric attitude. Most Westerners suffer from this without even realizing it. What I mean is that I had to remind myself constantly that there is no right way, or superior way, or better way. There are different ways to do things and one is no more right than the other. Once I accepted this concept, school life became a lot easier for me. Other things I found challenging was the language barrier - not so much between my students and I, but between myself and the staff. I am a social person by nature, so it was difficult when I would try to communicate with staff, especially because I was one of two female teachers in my entire school when I first arrived. To help solve this problem, I asked some of the Arabic teachers to teach me Arabic basics in return for English basics from me. This was a great way for us to find common ground and build a relationship. Another major difference I found was the lack of recess for students. Students get an average of 20 minutes of total break per day due to the fact that the school day is packed into only five hours. What are the resources and support systems like for educators in Abu Dhabi public schools? Lindsey:The Abu Dhabi public schools are going through an incredible reform, which means that year by year, sources and support systems are improving. There are plans that have been designed by ADEC to support students and educators. Also, I felt support by other teachers and the administration at my school. I find that most Emiratis see value in the education reform and are therefore are very open minded. How did you positively handle problematic classroom behaviour from students? Did you need new strategies? Lindsey:I watched a lot of teachers struggle, including myself, with student behaviour. As a fairly junior level teacher, it was a lot to take on a class of 28 grade 2 boys that had not only never had an English-speaking teacher, but that also had never had a female teacher either. I think reflecting back on the experience, this helped me grow as an educator. I was able to use trial and sometimes a lot of errors to try different techniques. In the end, the most successful method was reinforcing positive behaviour. I implemented a class tracking system and only rewarded students for good deeds done. The students started to intrinsically motivate themselves to make good choices. With the UAE’s education reform in place, what subjects are taught in English? Did you teach any of these? Lindsey:English Language Arts, Math, and Science are all taught in English. I taught all three subjects. What level of English could the students speak? Lindsey:There was a wide spectrum of English speaking ability. Some students were fluent English speakers, readers, and writers. Other students could speak English but could not read or write. Other students had no concept of the English language. Teachers have to be comfortable with different skill levels and understand how to meet the needs of the students in their classroom based both on ability and learning style. How was your experience with communicating with parents? Lindsey:Some parents were very approachable, easy to speak with, gracious, and supportive. Otherparents were more challenging to speak with because of their limited English ability and my limited Arabic language ability. In these situations, I would rely on my Arabic partner teacher for translation. Overall, I had a very pleasant experience with the parents of the students I taught. Did you meet other new teachers when you arrived? Were there onboarding or orientation events and activities for new staff? Lindsey:I met so many new friends when I arrived! Everyone is in the same situation as you are and therefore very open and friendly. I found teachers that had already been living there extremely helpful and willing to offer assistance to help me settle in. There was a week long orientation that I participated in. Representatives from the schools went through major processes and curriculum. They briefed us on living in the UAE, dos and don’ts, and helped familiarize us with where to go and what for. They also helped us set up a bank account and a cell phone. They were very helpful and patient. During orientation, which took place in Abu Dhabi City, we were placed in hotels. When I started, there wasn’t a Head of Faculty position, however, when I was a Head of Faculty one of my duties was to welcome new teachers to the school and help them get adjusted to the school climate as well as answer any questions they may have. How did you get along with other teachers at your school? Lindsey:I love getting to know all different types of people. I worked in a coed staff, which is rare in Abu Dhabi. The advantage was that I had colleagues from all over the world and I could learn from their teaching methods to expand my own professional growth. The teachers were very kind, welcoming, and inviting. What is the number one reason a teacher should experience teaching abroad? What is the number one reason a teacher should experience teaching in Abu Dhabi public schools? Lindsey:The number one reason a teacher should experience teaching abroad is for the overall professional and personal growth experience. Teachers should experience teaching in the Abu Dhabi public schools because it is an amazing opportunity to be on the forefront of a unique and ambitious education reform. Most teachers at home never see the big picture. Their students pass by year after year and it’s hard to feel that “I’m making a difference” satisfaction. In Abu Dhabi it’s totally opposite. Teachers can experience the difference they are making first hand! They are helping to re-shape the educational climate in the country, on the front lines and can see the incredible growth and of their students. It is very professionally satisfying work. What would you say to other teachers considering teaching abroad? Lindsey:Just do it! It’s a scary thing to consider, but the pros FAR outweigh the cons. I fell head over heels in love with living abroad! Everyone should have this experience of a lifetime! I can see myself going abroad again if the right opportunity presents itself. Click here for more info and job postings in Abu Dhabi public schools

3 books all parents should read

3 books all parents should read As a parent I am always looking for answers to a whole lot of questions. Parenting is no easy feat and as parents we are always open to advice and tips from other parents who have already been there. Children are precious. They are individuals with their own characters and their own minds. There are some books that offer great insight into children that we may not have thought of or not be aware of. And some books are so inspirational and full of great ideas on how to become better parents that they shouldn't be missed. Here are three books I think all parents will find inspiration from: 1. HOW to TALK so KIDS will LISTEN and LISTEN so KIDS will TALK - Adele Faber Elaine Mazlish This is one of my favourites. This best-selling book gives you great insight into how to effectively talk to your children so that you can build solid, trusting relationships. It is a very down-to-earth book with fabulous suggestions of practical ways to solve those everyday problems we parents face with our children. The book offers valuable lessons in breaking argument patterns, coping with negative feelings, engaging your child's cooperation, resolving conflicts and a whole lot more. It is basically a guide to enriching your relationship with your children. An absolute must-read for new parents or parents with young children. 2. The Magic Years: Understanding and Handling the Problems of Early Childhood - Selma H. Fraiberg The great thing about this book is that it takes the reader into the mind of the young child and takes the reader through the way the young boy looks at the world and how he handles situations. This classic book offers a diverse look into how children think and the reasons they behave the way they do; delving into their actions based on their emotions and cognitive abilities. Understanding why our children act in certain ways and seeing the world through their eyes can really help in understanding our children better and build a better relationship with them. 3. No Regrets Parenting: Turning Long Days and Short Years into Cherished Moments with Your Kids - Harley Robart, M.D. Most parents can probably agree that time flies by when our children are young. This book explores how busy parents don't notice how quickly time flies by and how to spend the time they do manage within the day enhancing their relationships with their children through quality time. The book delves into how to enjoy the experience of parenting whilst juggling with the rest of your daily routines from work, housework, homework and cooking to football practice, ballet and bath time. It concentrates not on how much time you spend with your children but how you spend that time with them helping parents re-adjust their priorities.

Tips For Sending Out a Quality Tutoring Newsletter

Tips For Sending Out a Quality Tutoring NewsletterIf you want to know how to send out a quality tutoring newsletter, you may be a little confused on how to do it. There are tons of different ways to do it, but the best way is to figure out what it is that you would like to do and how you want to do it.You want to send out a newsletter to your students that tells them about upcoming tutoring events and special offers for their school or community. You will need to design the newsletter to make it unique and have a theme that will allow you to add in the way you want to. With that in mind, you will need to set the pace for the newsletter and take some time to think about how you want to write it.What should you put in the newsletter? The information you need to include in your newsletter includes where you tutoring is and when you tutoring is being offered. You can also provide a map of the area you are tutoring in.Of course, you will need to be sure that you have the right wordings fo r each area. Make sure that your tutoring is classified as an off campus event. You want to make sure that your newsletter does not go over each tutoring event with the student.You will also need to include a section for any special offer that you have. That way, students can find out the discount that you are offering by going to your website. You may want to give special discounts to alumni or have a link to one of your other tutoring websites in the newsletter.It is important to give the students a chance to sign up for your newsletter. If you cannot get a response to the newsletter, you will be losing students that are interested in what you are offering. So, do not give up!When you are finished with your newsletter, make sure that you print it out and make copies for everyone that has signed up for the newsletter. Give each person a sheet of your newsletter and let them keep the copy. That way, they can read it and decide if they want to subscribe.

Chemistry - Reaction Mechanism

Chemistry - Reaction MechanismReaction mechanism is the means to control the chemical properties of a material. The chemical property of a substance can be changed through chemical reaction, which is highly productive in the development of science. Reaction mechanism will modify chemical compounds and transform the original chemical substances into new materials. By increasing the productivity of chemical compounds, chemists are able to discover new elements and compounds.Reaction mechanism in organic chemistry includes the method in which matter is broken down, and the steps of the process. Most chemical reactions take place by heating the raw materials. Sometimes, the raw materials are cold in order to achieve higher temperature and to develop reactions faster. In reaction mechanism, the properties of the elements are changed at different temperatures. There are two different mechanisms which include percolation and crystallization.Percolation is the method in which heat is used to destroy the crystal structure. In the process, heat is applied to create gaps between molecules, which in turn makes the chemical bonds dissociate. This creates space for the molecule to move towards its equilibrium position in the neighboring molecule.Crystallization is the method in which the molecular weight is altered. To alter molecular weight, an organic compound is mixed with a metal and other chemicals. In this process, a new crystal structure is formed.In reaction mechanism, chemical elements are changed on the molecular level. Chemical elements are changed from one state to another by use of a different mechanism. The first mechanism is that of heating, which produces energy to run a reaction. It requires no input of chemical power by the user.In reaction mechanism, there are different reactions used in organic chemistry. With the use of different mechanisms, chemical compounds are altered into different products. Besides, various chemical compounds can be formed from the reactants.Other than reaction mechanism, there are other processes used in organic chemistry. A reaction involves the breaking down of carbon chains to produce carbon dioxide, water, and other gases. The formation of different carbon units may also take place in the reaction mechanism. At times, the reaction is self-sustaining and is not dependent on any external input.

Networking Opportunities for Introverted Professionals - Introvert Whisperer

Introvert Whisperer / Networking Opportunities for Introverted Professionals - Introvert Whisperer Networking Opportunities for Introverted Professionals Networking is often an essential part of finding a new position, exploring new opportunities, and even building a business â€" but when you’re an introvert, the prospect of networking can sound overwhelming and unpleasant. If your stomach turns at the idea of making small talk with a room full of strangers, you’re not alone. Networking is difficult even for outgoing personalities, so it makes sense that introverts may naturally shy away from the idea. But just because you’re introverted doesn’t mean that you need to give up the idea of networking entirely. In fact, there are many ways that you can focus on networking without necessarily interacting with people on a face-to-face basis. Focus on Your Presentation How you present yourself is important in networking, and that applies to networking in person as well as online. Start by getting active on social media platforms, particularly on LinkedIn. Ask a friend or hire a photographer to take a professional headshot of you and focus on making your profile both professional and up-to-date. As you’re working on your LinkedIn profile, as well as your resume, pay attention to the details that matter. These are items like certifications, continuing education opportunities you’ve pursued, and even professional associations that you’re a member of. These details can help you to stand out from the crowd. If you’re applying for a job, be sure that these details are on your resume, too, since they speak to your qualifications and dedication to your career. Before you start using LinkedIn, make sure that you’re familiar with the dos and don’ts of LinkedIn networking. For instance, you should only include links on your profile that direct to professional sites, and should make sure that all of those links are functioning. Choose to join some groups that you have a connection with or a genuine interest in, and when you do engage with others, use your experience or expertise to provide them with some value. When connecting with others on LinkedIn, don’t connect with just anyone. Look for people you share interests with, who work in the same industry, or with whom you have some other connection. Then, craft a personalized invitation to connect with a short message highlighting what you have in common and why you would like to connect. Using social media sites like LinkedIn for networking can be particularly helpful when you’re an introvert. By removing the face-to-face element from networking, you can use social media to establish connections with others without the pressure of in-person interaction. Engaging with others can be draining, but framing your networking as spending 10 minutes on LinkedIn each day is a much easier task to manage. Use Written Outreach LinkedIn and social media sites will only go so far, and at some point you’ll probably need to make a connection outside of a social media site. When you do need to reach out, consider using written outreach to make that initial connection. When you can write an email, a letter, or a postcard, you have time to plan out your thoughts and it doesn’t feel as demanding as interacting with someone in person. Plus, you can feel more confident, knowing that you’ve carefully phrased your words. If you’re reaching out to new connections by email, getting your email opened and read can be a challenge. Write a concise subject line, since many devices cut subject lines off after five words. Avoid using all caps in the subject line, and if a mutual connection has recommended that you reach out, mention that early on in the email. Most importantly, write a personalized message to the recipient. Don’t Be Afraid to Follow Up As an introvert, you’re probably more sensitive to the effects that requests and communications can have on a person. This may make you leery of following up with your connections after you send an initial email, or if you’re trying to get that connection to take some sort of action, such as to review your resume. This is one change that you can make as an introvert to improve your networking. Realize that following up is standard and even to be expected in the professional world. If you haven’t heard back after sending an initial email or making a phone call, it’s entirely possible that the person you’re contacting is so busy they’ve simply overlooked or forgotten the request. A follow-up a week or two after your initial contact is perfectly acceptable, and it may just generate the response you were looking for. Rely on Existing Networks, Too While it’s always important to build and expand your networks, don’t forget about the importance of your existing networks and connections. An existing network might hold the key to helping you transition professionally while still employed, or that network might have a connection who could be invaluable as you start a new business or project. In fact, a survey that LinkedIn helped to create revealed that 85% of job-seekers found their new careers through networking. Your existing network may consist of the students you attended college with, your colleagues at your past and present jobs, and the connections you’ve made on social media or through professional organizations. It’s important to cultivate these networks and to understand the universal laws of networking. While you may want to network because it will benefit you, remember that the connections in your network should also benefit from the experience, too. Look for opportunities to connect people in your network with other people or resources that could help them. Think about how you can offer them value, and be interested in their lives and professions. Networking takes time, so do this in moderation as you can manage, but remember that by investing in your network, you may be developing connections that can be valuable to you in the future, too. If you do end up meeting with a contact for coffee or find yourself at a conference, remember that you don’t have to write off in-person networking, too. Instead, perfect your networking skills as an introvert. Practice ahead of time, write down some questions, and remember that no one else is thinking about how shy you may be at an event, since they’ll be focusing on themselves. Networking as an introvert may require some modification and creativity, but it can absolutely be done. With effective marketing, you can establish valuable connections that may open up future opportunities. By: Sam Bowman Sam Bowman is a freelance writer and introvert who enjoys getting to utilize the internet for the community without actually having to leave his house. In his spare time, he likes running, reading, and combining the two in a run to his local bookstore. Image Source: Pixabay Go to top Bottom-line â€" I want to help you accelerate your career â€" to achieve what you want by connecting you with your Free Instant Access to my 4 Building Blocks to Relationships eBookâ€" the backbone to your Networking success and fantastic work relationships.   Grab yours by visiting here right now! Brought to you by Dorothy Tannahill-Moran â€" dedicated to unleashing your professional potential. Introvert Whisperer

Where Can You Learn How to Analyse Data

Where Can You Learn How to Analyse Data Learn Everything from Analysing Data Sets to Machine Learning ChaptersWhere to Learn Data Analytics CoursesLearn Analytics in UniversityResources for Data ScientistsAs the decade comes to a close, one of the most dynamic relationships we’ve seen evolve throughout the years is the population’s interaction with the world of big data. With programs like Apache Spark and Hadoop paving the way for data driven decision making for finance and business giants, deep learning and data mining once seemed valuable only to the likes of a data scientist.The predictive powers of data, however, have revolutionized the way we carry out even mundane, daily tasks. From the algorithms involved in our YouTube suggestion bar to the data visualizations that turn unstructured data into digestible information about the economy, the amounts of data we use and create each day is immeasurable and has become an integral part of our lives.While the job of data analysts has become much more democratized in the 2010s, thanks in part to the mini computers the majority of t he population carry in their pockets, many governments around the world have been waking up to the importance of user data. Even China, who has been using its citizens’ data for public services for years now, has unveiled a new law requiring each person with a sim card to allow their device to send facial recognition data to the government.Gone are the days raw data was used simply for business intelligence - data will continue to play an even more ubiquitous role in all aspects of life. Whether you’re interested in learning about predictive analytics because you want to make your career in advanced analytics or you simply want to become a more informed, data-creating individual, there are many ways to start diving into the world of bit data analytics. This guide will walk you through the main branches of data analysis and where you can learn more about the subject. If you're interested in careers involving data, look into professions like business analytics or data consultingWhat is Data AnalysisIf you’re thinking about learning new skills in business analytics, data management and data visualization, the best way to jump-start your journey into the world of data analysis is to understand the origins of the field and its various specializations.The aspect of data analysis that trips most people during their first look into the subject is the difference between data analysis and data science. While both fields focus on turning unstructured, complex data into valuable information, there are many key differences between the two fields.A data analyst will have a mathematical statistics background and can often come from the fields of mathematical statistics, business, biology and more. The core skills involved in this profession are data processing, learning models, creating predictive models from a variety of different data sources. The most com mon technical skills you’ll need to master generally involve work in Excel.A data scientist on the other hand is expected to have a background in computer science, along with other relevant statistics fields. They can have a specialization in any different subjects, such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, software development and more. This type of profession often requires knowledge of many different programming languages, such as R programming.A data science job can be very similar to one in data analysis, as many employers still aren’t very aware of the subtle differences between the two fields. This is definitely fair, as there is much cross-over between them and is something you should be aware of as you search for programs and professional experiences in the field.Another stark difference between the two subjects is the fact that the history of data analysis goes back centuries while data science has been made possible thanks to the technological innovations of the 21st century. Both fields involve the investigation of large amounts of data in order to find valuable patterns, so if you love data you should explore your options within both broad disciplines. 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One of the best places to start learning algorithms or the basics of exploratory data analysis is by taking online courses.The first step towards taking an online data analysis or data science course is to determine which analysis or data science skills you’d like to learn or improve. While this can be overwhelming at first, it’s easier if you start by identifying the fields you are most interested in. If you’re interested in business, for example, you can improve your analytic skills by solving business problems with data from an online course.The next step you should take is to understand what your preferred learning style is. Because there is an endless number of data analysis resources online, you can choose from:BlogsOnline coursesTextbooksVideo tutorialsPrivate tutoringIt is also important to understand that there are many different data products on the market for statisticians and that you won’t need or be a ble to learn all of them. These involve software and programs like Hadoop, R, Python, Julia, SPSS, Stata and more.If you’re interested in learning a specific programming language with applications in statistics, there are plenty of tutorials and courses online for you to take. One great example is Code Academy’s Python 3 course, which will give you an introduction to basic syntax and functions. In contrast to Code Academy, Google has a Python course that you can access free of charge.Determine what you want to accomplish by the end of the course, whether that be knowing how to analyse all data types or simply to gather more experience for your Capstone course. If you want to know more about learning statistics online, check out this guide for an exhaustive list of organizations, companies and individuals who offer data analysis courses. There are many applications to statistical methods, some of which include biology, chemistry and pharmacologyLearn Analytics in UniversityFor those interested in a data science career or a job in data analytics, getting a bachelor or master of science as a statistician can be a wonderful thing to pursue. Whether you’re interested in certification training, a non-technical degree, data engineering or more, there are many different pathways you can choose from.Before looking into specific programs, get to know what kind of learning style you would like. You can choose everything from unsupervised learning in online courses or an online master to an intensive master involving new data and a capstone project. If you’re the type of person that benefits from the learning techniques involved in a traditional four-year bachelor or one year master’s program, the UK has some of the world’s best universities for statistics.There are three infamous ranking systems that classify the world ’s universities: the Shanghai, Times Higher Education and QS university rankings. Starting with these rankings can give you a clearer idea of what kinds of universities teach statistics programs as well as what they’re most known for. Each of the three rankings allows you to search for the best universities by subject, although only two have a field specifically for statistics. Some of the best universities in the UK for statistics include the University of Cambridge and University of Warwick.These rankings all score universities using different indicators and weighting systems. While not widely understood, these rankings should only be meant for preliminary research. You should make sure to do your research into each course these universities offer as well as compare them to programs offered by other universities that perhaps don’t figure in these rankings.Some of the common programs you’ll find related to statistics are:EconometricsBiostatisticsEpidemiologyEngineeringGeost atisticsDemographyArtificial intelligenceBy no means an exhaustive list, these fields and subjects can give you an idea of the possible degree programs you’ll find in the UK relating to statistics. If you want to learn more about statistics degrees in the UK, make sure to check out our guide!If you’ve already conducted your research into a particular university and program, don’t hesitate to apply now! One of the great things about the field of analytics is the community of data-lovers you'll have access toResources for Data ScientistsFrom google cloud and programming skills bootcamps to advice on NoSQL databases, the internet is full of help for statisticians. Whether you’re having trouble with your unsupervised data cleaning or need to analyse data on a particularly difficult data set, here are some of the top resources for analysts.Learn what is data science and statistics with the book An Introduction to Statistical LearningTry out Stanford’s 10-week course on machine learning in RGet tutorials in R with R-bloggers