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replyReply Mon 3 Oct 2011, 16:13Delegate Anthony said...

Anthony has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Project Management course

Cousre

Can I go straight onto the advanced course

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replyReply Tue 4 Oct 2011, 22:05Trainer Mark said...

RE: Cousre

Hello Anthony,

If you feel the topics covered in Advanced are required for you, and you have good knowledge of the topics covered in Intermediate, then yes.

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