FIT Show Learning Programme 2022 Available on Demand

Date: 16 August 2022
Source: www.fitshow.co.uk
Learning Programme 2022 Available on Demand
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www.fitshow.co.uk

Date: 16 August 2022

The learning programme content from FIT Show 2022 is available to view online.

This includes over 30 hours of CPD approved seminars and panel debates covering the latest industry topics.

Access and watch the content sessions online, covering everything from changes to building regulations through to third party certification of fire doors, how to turn data into cash and the future of competence testing.

Content On-Demand
600450 FIT Show Learning Programme 2022 Available on Demand glassonweb.com

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