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The training team that's looking out for you
When you book and attend a training course (one of our Open Source courses of anything else), you're booking a very personal service and you want to know the team that's going to handle your booking and actually do the training. So here they are ...    That's me in the centre; I'm the main tutor. You'll notice that my eyes are closed - that's because I have a vision of your application and I train to meet your needs rather than just to a standard agenda. With a maximum of 7 trainees on each public course, we can and do provide something more than just a standard canned product. To the left you'll see Leah and to the right is Lisa. They've got their eyes open - very much "on the ball" so that if you call in for a newsletter, or to make a booking, it'll be handled knowledgeably, professionally and quickly. As if by magic (and I know it's NOT magic) the service needed - everything from manuals through lunches, marketing material through invoices, and web site updates through data protection registrations appear just exactly as and when needed. (written 2005-07-07, updated 2006-06-05)
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