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Hi Simon
Many thanks for giving clarity on the NORS scheme, Having worked with NORS Companies I know that you do not isuue Nors Reg Numbers prior to training but the apply once training has been completed. Hope to see you soon as Registration runs out end of Feb next year but will probably come to acadamy to do my re-registration.
Best Regards
  • Posted 9 Apr 2009 19:44
  • By gazb
  • joined 18 Nov'08 - 14 messages
  • BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, United Kingdom

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