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ReplyMon 9 Nov 2009, 16:36Delegate Annette said...

Annette has attended:
Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course
Excel Intermediate course

Powerpoint 2007 training

I have attended training for Powerpoint 2007 on 9 November 2009 with Anthony. Please can I have a certificate verifying my attendance.

Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Next place rate (£)
Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced 1 day course
Version	Date	Location	Places available	Book	Pay by Card	Pay by Invoice
2007	Tue 16 Mar 2010	Limehouse	0	FULL
2007	Fri 26 Mar 2010	Bloomsbury	4		£235	£240
2003	Fri 26 Mar 2010	Southwark	0	FULL
2003	Mon 29 Mar 2010	Bloomsbury	3		£235	£240
2007	Thu 1 Apr 2010	Limehouse	5		£224	£225
2007	Tue 13 Apr 2010	Bloomsbury	9		£182	£187
Full Schedule: See all 29 Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course dates. Bookings currently available until 16th December 2010.

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ReplyTue 10 Nov 2009, 13:25Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Powerpoint 2007 training

Hi Annette, thanks for the query. You're certificate is on it's way to you now.

All the best,

Anthony

Tue 17 Nov 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.

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