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Masters in Organisational and Business Psychology. University of Liverpool. Then I became a member of the Association for Business Psychology and went through their certification process 👍

@@thebusinesspsychologist what is the certification process

@@MaximizeMichael have a look here: theabp.org.uk/professional-development/business-psychology-certification/

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