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Owen has attended:
Access Intermediate course
I understand from a colleague that Certificate will be supplied upon request; please could you send me certificates for both my Intermediate and Advanced training.
Many Thanks
Owen Roberts
We have requested for the intermediate certificate to be sent to you.
When did you do the advanced course?
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