i am writing a tag line to an online courses company.... 1234 learners across the globe 1234 learners around the globe but i want to create something more creative, using synonym "bookworm" or something else.... what's your expert suggestions.....
1234 learners across the globe 1234 learners around the globe Using the word "learners" is incorrect. If 1234 refers to how many people are currently taking courses the company is offering, you could say "1234 students enrolled in our online courses from around the world" "1234 students enrolled in our online courses worldwide" "1234 students worldwide" "1234 students enrolled worldwide" "1234 students enrolled"
@TextServices hmmmm...good one... but we are going to deal with professional people only. As we are planning to run advance courses online, so if we use this student word ... would it good?
OP I see you point with the word Students, although technically they are studying and are therefore students the word itself conjures images of young adults. I think I would use the word Professionals, something like; 1234 Professionals enrolled worldwide. It might also be good to put in a time frame of when they enrolled, was it in the past year are they still enrolled. This would give clarity as to how good the courses are, if 1234 people enrolled in the past year then that is good, but if 1234 people enrolled in the past two years then that's not so good!! Just a thought
How about something like: 1234 Global Knowledge Seekers 1234 international Scholars in Training Expanding more than 1234 Minds Around The Globe Just some thoughts