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Old 9th Apr 2002, 12:10   #1 (permalink)
 
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Question OATS US training
Just a quick question......When undertaking the Integrated course with OATS, is the 12 week US training optional or is it a requirement of the course? Obviously the course would become that much longer if your basic handling is undertaken in the UK but i'm just interested to hear if you have an option. Cheers
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Old 9th Apr 2002, 12:43   #2 (permalink)
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Why not ask them? Surely better to get it from the horse's mouth than garnering speculation on here.
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