PROMPT Training dates in Kansas City, North America in 2021 announced

Bookings are now being accepted for the following dates for PROMPT Train The Trainers (T3) courses in Kansas City, USA.

Saturday 19th June and Sunday 20th June 2021
Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August 2021
Saturday 4th September and Sunday 5th September 2021
Saturday 23rd October and Sunday 24th October 2021

To place a booking, or for more information about PROMPT in the USA, please contact North America’s PROMPT lead, Carl Weiner.

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