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When I began to conduct online courses for corrosion and coatings, I had participants who eagerly attended them. However, there were many who could not find the time due to their professional and personal commitments. On my end, I was unable to conduct sessions for more than one hour everyday due to my commitments.

    As a result, I was left with a feeling that I should do something more to share corrosion with others. This led to me to starting my website.

    After numerous difficulties, I was able to get it up and running.

    I am pleased to announce that https://corrospective.com is LIVE!


    This website is based on two main qualities -EASE and FLEXIBILITY


EASE of access and learning

FLEXIBILITY of time and requirements


Here are a few FAQS below-


What is it?

It is a website with online courses available for purchase.


When I access them?

Once you buy a course, you can access it anytime!


How do I know if it is good enough?

There is a TRIAL COURSE - absolutely FREE! Contact me to check  out the trial course!


Will there be more courses?

Absolutely YES! Going ahead, I have many more courses in the works related to coatings and cathodic protection.


What if I don't find the course I want?

Contact me and let's discuss! I will design and put up a course as per the information you require!


Can I get a preview of the courses?

YES! There are previews available on the website under each course. I will also be uploading the preview to my Youtube channel soon!


Check out the snippet of the website below!






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