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replyReply Mon 13 Jun 2011, 08:35Delegate Alina said...

Alina has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Microsoft Excel Introduction Course - Certificates

Hello,
would it be possible to send me the certificates for the above course I was in on Friday (10/06/11). Thank you very much

Alina

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replyReply Tue 14 Jun 2011, 09:39Trainer Yolande said...

RE: Microsoft Excel Introduction Course - Certificates

Hi

Thanks for your certificate request, we've printed one off and it will be sent to you within a week.

Best regards

Yolande

replyReply Mon 4 Jul 2011, 12:50Delegate Elaine said...

RE: Microsoft Excel Introduction Course - Certificates

Hi,
I attended the course on
23/06/2011 will I be sent out a certificaye?

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