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Part three online introductory course

Gerry Finnegan

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I have had a problem with Part Three on the online course, and it prevented me from moving on to the next stage.  I wanted to clear each level sequentially. I became discouraged about having to learn a whole range of occupations and locations, and was disappointed that "retired" was not included among them.  By now I think it would be WORK+ME+NO or something like that.  Also, no offense, but I'm not likely to have to use Carlisle or Teaching Assistant very often - and my home city (Belfast) isn't included.  After several months of procrastination, I'm delighted that this evening I eventually scored 95% on Level 3, and am able to move on to the next level.  Just a thought for other participant learners.  Here's hoping I'll get to the end and be able to undertake 

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