Business model. The platform allows registered users to access digitally-based education and skills training for free. Alison’s income is generated through advertising and the sale of certificates.
How many female singers has a beautiful South had?
« Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott: ‘As we can see from the current climate, we’re groomed for serfdom' ». The Guardian. Retrieved 30 August 2023.
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What does Alison go to jail for?
Mona Vanderwaal (see « Monison ») – The relationship between Mona and Alison started antagonistic, as Alison bullied and treated Mona poorly in their first few years of High School. Mona, desperate to fit in, often hung around Alison and her friends, only to be rejected by the group and humiliated by them several times. Alison even nicknamed her Loser Mona and turned the school against her. Mona started sending Alison threatening messages and texts using the alias A in an attempt to scare her, which she succeeded in doing. However, she never really wanted to hurt her. One night, Mona was out for a walk when she saw who she believed was Alison. She was overcome with rage and anger toward the girl who had made her life a living hell. She hit the girl over the head with a shovel, although this wasn’t Alison but Bethany Young. Mona later helped Alison disappear, and became A to torture The Liars and eventually Alison for what they did to her. After Alison returned, their relationship worsened with Mona even framing Alison for her death, and Alison was sentenced to prison for it before eventually being released. After Alison’s release, several events (A’s Dollhouse, the A reveal, etc) eventually changed their relationship from antagonistic to friendly, with Mona eventually being accepted into the circle of friends (despite hesitation and push-back). While they no longer have an antagonistic relationship, they still don’t trust one another as they both know what the other is capable of.
The Perfectionists
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Nolan Hotchkiss – Nolan was the first member of the Perfectionists to contact Alison. She was his new English TA. During her first lesson, he made sly remarks toward her. After class, he warned her that while his mother, Claire Hotchkiss, may claim that Alison was in Beacon Heights as a reminder of his sister, it was more than that. His remarks and mysterious air made Alison look into the Hotchkiss family more. Nolan felt that he could trust Alison, and wanted to tell her about Taylor being alive. He texted her asking her to him on the roof of Thorne Hall. However, due to the power being down in that area of campus, Alison never received the text. Nolan was murdered that night before he could tell Alison the whole story. Later, Taylor confided to Alison that Nolan thought they could trust her.
Family
Jessica DiLaurentis – Alison often threw tantrums to get what she wanted from her mother Jessica, as seen in « Turn of the Shoe. »
Who is the CEO of Alison?
About Mike Feerick
Founder and CEO of Alison, Mike Feerick, believes in the power of learning and its ability to change lives and promote progress across all sectors of global society.
Born in the USA, later moving to the West of Ireland, Mike grew up in a family that encouraged public service. This laid a solid foundation for Mike who, as a bright student, followed on from graduation at the University of Limerick to complete an MBA at Harvard University in 1994.
In his early career, and with the support of close friend and mentor, Chuck Feeney, an Irish-American business philanthropist, Mike developed a passion for social entrepreneurship in the field of education.
It was in 2005 that Mike first conceived of the idea that education and skills training could be made free online through the use of advertising and a combination of free and paid (premium) services. “I knew that if we were going to enable the masses to access free education and skills training for the workplace, at every level, for anyone anywhere, in any language, we would have to build a business model that was self-funding and hugely scalable.
Which country is Alison in?
The better we do, the more good we can do.
Alison was founded in Galway, Ireland, in 2007 and has grown organically to become a major force in free online education and skills training. Today, with more than 30 million learners in 195 countries, Alison is changing how the world learns and up-skills.
We are committed to equality and access to education and skills training irrespective of gender, geography, economic status or any other barriers that can so often stunt potential. So we offer a range of free courses that meet the many diverse needs of our learners. The UN declared in Article 26 of the 1946 Declaration of Human Rights that “Education shall be free…”. This statement will always inspire us.
Alison was founded by Alison CEO, Mike Feerick. Mike is a businessman, but one with a difference. He believes in social impact, and that you can build a financially successful business focused on meeting a huge global social need, making education and skills training more accessible for everyone. He invites anyone who believes that too, to support the Alison mission.
Alison is free of charge to you.
