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  • ONLINE POWER POINT WORKSHOP REGISTRATION (End Date-10th December 2018)

This is to train and equip the health professional with adequate knowledge and skills in Microsoft PowerPoint package. It will enable the health professional to become independent and self-reliance in preparing their quarterly and annual presentations.

 Guidelines to follow during registration:
  1. Register with a valid e-mail address
  2. Register with a valid contact number
  3. Submit application only once
  4. See a confirmatory message to know your application has been submitted successfully.
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