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1 post replyReplyTue 2 Jun 2009, 14:21Delegate Cristina said...

Cristina has attended:
Access Intermediate course
Access Advanced course

SQL courses

Dear sir/madam,

Are there SQL courses?

Access VBA 2 day course
Version Date Location Places
available		 Book Next place rate (£)
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2003 Wed 24 + Thu 25 Mar 2010 Southwark 8 Book now £445 £450
2003 Wed 5 + Thu 6 May 2010 Bloomsbury 10 Book now £275 £280
2003 Mon 28 + Tue 29 Jun 2010 Bloomsbury 10 Book now £275 £280
2003 Wed 4 + Thu 5 Aug 2010 Bloomsbury 10 Book now £275 £280
2003 Thu 9 + Fri 10 Sep 2010 Bloomsbury 10 Book now £275 £280
2003 Wed 27 + Thu 28 Oct 2010 Bloomsbury 10 Book now £275 £280
Full Schedule: See all 7 Access VBA course dates.
Bookings currently available until 6th December 2010.

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522 posts replyReplyTue 2 Jun 2009, 19:15Trainer David said...

RE: SQL courses

Hi Cristina

Welcome to the forum and thanks for your question, giving you 12 months support.

Please ask your question to info.

regards

Best Team

Tue 9 Jun 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.

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