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Feeling it too!

Posted By: Noel on 2009-04-23
In Reply to: New to MT - Debbiedoo

Hi, I am currently doing the Allied course and definitely have found the MT part challenging and sometimes it is difficult to get a specific answer from Ed Support there. I think what you are feeling is very normal and common because like learning a new language, the confidence thing only comes with lots of practice. Do you know anyone who has done this course and gotten a job through them? I paid for the job placement services, but wonder if it was worth it as opposed to just looking on my own..... Thanks!


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