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Harper business students have completed an introduction to commercial selling course held at Harper Adams University, in addition to their degree studies.
The day was delivered by Total Food Marketing and supported by Welsh yoghurt manufacturer Llaeth Y Llan.
The students gained an insight into the world of commercial selling with several practical role-play sessions throughout the day.
“The sessions were really helpful. It was good that we were able to have a go at delivering a mock pitch for products and also ask professionals about real experiences.
“I’d like to thank them for delivering the sessions. They provided a great insight and it was really helpful for what we’re currently studying in some of our modules,” said Henry Grimwade second year agri-business student.
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