World leading video-based Professional Learning platform launches in Australia

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Cognition Education Group is a leading global provider of education consultancy, professional learning, early years and primary tutoring, e-learning, and publishing services. Since its inception in New Zealand in 1989, the Group has grown their operations to more than 26 countries, delivering some of the largest educational transformational projects in the world. The team work across public, private and not-for-profit sectors, helping clients ignite a passion for learning and create impact for learners of all ages.

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World leading video-based Professional Learning platform launches in Australia

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