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One day hands-on classroom-based advanced CSS training course.
By the end of the training you'll have created a fully
CSS-driven website. All participants must be confident with the
fundamentals of HTML and CSS.
Price:
£395 + VAT (£335 if booked before Monday 1st August 2005)
including course materials, refreshments and a delicious
lunch.
Registration and further details:
Visit www.webcredible.co.uk/csstraining or contact
Webcredible on Tel: 0870 242 6095 or mailto:training@webcred
ible.co.uk
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Advanced CSS Training
One day hands-on classroom-based advanced CSS training course.
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