DSEAR Reviews

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“Great course.”

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Posted 3 weeks ago

“good course”

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Posted 3 weeks ago

Jacob Pauley

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“VERY HELPFUL AND INFORMITIVE”

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Philomina Akpoveta

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“Interesting”

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Posted 3 weeks ago

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Posted 1 month ago

Good morning Ian, Thank you for your review and feedback on our DSEAR course. We really value the opinions of our customers so I've passed your comments onto the appropriate team to see if there is something we can do for future versions of the course. Thank you again and we wish you all the best in the future. Kind regards, Vicky (Customer Support, High Speed Training).

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Pawel Tobiasz

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“Interesting, Informative and important course.”

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Posted 1 month ago

Rickie Lavelle

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“Great course very interesting”

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Posted 1 month ago

Chris Scrimshaw

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“some abbreviations are used without definition but then later are explained in full in later sections of the course. This is somewhat confusing. It should be standard practise that the full text is given the 1st time an abbreviation is used in any document or training course, rather than showing it initially in the abbreviated form without the full wording associated.”

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Posted 1 month ago