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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Posted by Dr. Leena Jadhav at 3:15 AM

Dr. Leena Jadhav: Pune, Maharashtra, India; After completing M.A. and M. Phil. in English Language from Pune University, Dr. Leena Jadhav has successfully completed Ph.D in Applied Linguistics from Shivaji University Kolhapur. She has been imparting training in English communication skills and soft skills to undergraduate (BE, B.Com, BCA, B.Sc), post-graduate (MBA, PGDBM, MCA, ME) students and working professionals since 2004. Her articles on English language teaching have been published in ELT journals.She is a BEC trainer. She is currently working as a full time adjunct faculty member at College of Engineering Pune. Being a proactive person, she does not mind going an extra mile in order to enhance her work environment. She loves teaching and training both Indian and International students and professionals. Her core competencies include syllabus designing and content writing.

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