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These courses are designed to help you build in-demand skills and knowledge to help you get ahead.
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The Open University learning model works for the Isle of Wight NHS Trust. It has blended learning. It is extremely flexible. Being an island, not everybody can travel, so to be able to stay on the island and learn and train is great and that's why the model from The Open University works for us.
James Barclay
Learning and Development Officer, Isle of Wight NHS Trust
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