Kahve uzmanları KOP desteğiyle Konya’da yetişiyor Eklenme Tarihi: 04.08.2021 - 10:12
Türkiye’nin, uluslararası geçerliliğe sahip Barista Eğitimi Konya’da ilk kez veriliyor. KOP İdare Başkanlığı tarafından finanse edilen, Necmettin Erbakan Üniversitesi ile Konya Esnaf ve Sanatkârlar Odaları Birliği tarafından yürütülen ‘KOP ile Hizmet Sektöründe Mesleki Gelişim Projesi’ ile uluslararası yetkinliğe sahip yerli Kahve Uzmanları sertifikalarını düzenlenen törenle aldı.
Sanayi ve Teknoloji Bakanlığına bağlı Konya Ovası Projesi (KOP) Bölge Kalkınma İdaresi Başkanlığı tarafından KOP Sosyal Gelişim Programı (KOP SOGEP) kapsamında finanse edilen ‘KOP ile Hizmet Sektöründe Mesleki Gelişim Projesi’nde sertifika heyecanı yaşandı. Necmettin Erbakan Üniversitesi ve Konya Esnaf ve Sanatkârlar Odaları Birliği ile yürütülen projede; kahve sektöründe çalışan gençler, Turizm Fakültesi öğrencileri, ev hanımları,
Location: Singapore
Impact statement: Shaking up Singaporean poetry with an uncompromising attitude and a no holds barred approach
Poet Marylyn Tan is breaking down all sorts of barriers in Singapore’s literary scene. The first woman to win the Singapore Literature Prize for English poetry in its 28 year history, she is known for her iconoclastic, witty, outspoken take on subjects including gender politics, and consistently shows a willingness to take on taboo subjects, many of them sexual and religious. A former stand-up comic, she is also the founder of arts collective Dis/Content.
Photo: Jessica Chou for Tatler Hong Kong
Location: Singapore
Impact statement: Shaking up Singaporean poetry with an uncompromising attitude and a no holds barred approach
Poet Marylyn Tan is breaking down all sorts of barriers in Singapore’s literary scene. The first woman to win the Singapore Literature Prize for English poetry in its 28 year history, she is known for her iconoclastic, witty, outspoken take on subjects including gender politics, and consistently shows a willingness to take on taboo subjects, many of them sexual and religious. A former stand-up comic, she is also the founder of arts collective Dis/Content.
Photo: Jessica Chou for Tatler Hong Kong
A lot of people do not understand how they can use copyright law to protect their intellectual property. Yet, a lot of creative products actually count as the creator’s intellectual property, which can have financial value through the licensing industry’s rights sales market.
Southeast Asia’s licensing industry market is estimated to have reached more than Rp 140 trillion (US$10.4 billion). This demonstrates the licensing industry’s promising economic potential through rights sales of intellectual property, mostly comprising creative works. Apparently, creative works, such as music, film and books, have gained even more popularity among consumers during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when they have limited entertainment or activity options while being stuck at home.