Recommend Prince2 trainers

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Guest replied

13 June 2005, 19:37
I'm not sure about Prince too,

but I've heard Nike a Reebok do good trainers

Milan.
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Guest replied

13 June 2005, 18:34
HTH

Prince Trainers
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Guest replied

13 June 2005, 14:18
I did the course in Chelsea with Xansa and can recommend them. They don't run courses in the South East, but all of the locations have hotels near by. And frankly if you are cramming for 4 days before a 3 hour written exam you really don't want the kids and missus around.
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Guest replied

13 June 2005, 14:12
I recommend Nike trainers, especially if you've got a wider foot, like myself.

Is that relevant enough?
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13 June 2005, 14:10
Recommend Prince2 trainers

Can anyone recommend any good training companies in the south east for Prince2 practitioners courses?
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