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Excellent staff who are very welcoming and extremely knowledgeable and put you at at ease straight away. my experience was excellent and very enjoyable had a great day doing my cbt course. And my instructor Alfie was excellent clear and easy to understand. And the home made soup provided for lunch just topped the day off.
AMAZZINGG time here at A2B Livingston it was an amazing time and amazing people i loved my time here and even though i didnt pass first time i still felt happy with what i accomplished on the day, when i returned a few days later i passed and it was an amazing time, my trainer alfie was amazing and it was such a good day i love it will be back in the future for my DAS course!!!!!! P.S and angies soup!!
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