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M&A, all I can guess is they are trying to find out how many people they can persuade to move from in person to online and only then decide which options for attendance they will be offering particularly for those who are not sponsored by a firm. Also the email I quoted above is not consistent with what they advertise - that you can choose long or short days etc. if instead they will be imposing a timetable on people having advertised the course as being one where you could choose 2 long days, 3 days or 4 short days. My other son who sent his paperwork and paid slightly before his brother has not even had the email his brother had saying you are now enrolled.Anyway it would be very useful if as soon as anyone does have information about their own timetable they could let others know.
M&A, all I can guess is they are trying to find out how many people they can persuade to move from in person to online and only then decide which options for attendance they will be offering particularly for those who are not sponsored by a firm. Also the email I quoted above is not consistent with what they advertise - that you can choose long or short days etc. if instead they will be imposing a timetable on people having advertised the course as being one where you could choose 2 long days, 3 days or 4 short days. My other son who sent his paperwork and paid slightly before his brother has not even had the email his brother had saying you are now enrolled.
Anyway it would be very useful if as soon as anyone does have information about their own timetable they could let others know.
