Disaster for 1,000 trainees as HIP firm goes under

[Paul_f]

Originally Posted by mind the gap

So Paul f /anyone esle involved in providing 'training' for letting agents - no thoughts on best value-for-money courses, then?

Your silence speaks for itself, I suppose.

No - it didn't merit a reply which I thought was obvious. I was trying to ignore it.

[mind the gap]

Originally Posted by Paul_f

No - it didn't merit a reply which I thought was obvious. I was trying to ignore it*.

(*You seem to have given in to temptation, then!)

That's a pity. I would have been interested to read a justification of the kind of courses provided to letting agents, in terms of their rigour and the value for money they represent, compared with other professional training/CPD courses.

I am disappointed that you feel unable to attempt a defence of them.

[jeffrey]

Originally Posted by mind the gap

Bloopers????

A cross between bloomers and whoppers?

Back to dodgy female attire, Jeffrey...!

'Bloopers' is a perfectly good English word. I'm surprised that you've never heard of it. Michael Rosen and Dennis Norden won't like you- they purvey these errors on BBC Radio and on ITV (respectively). The term is often used in a cinematographic context too, signifying continuity mistakes.
See http://uk.ask.com/web?q=%22bloopers%...c=66&o=0&l=dir

[mind the gap]

Originally Posted by jeffrey

'Bloopers' is a perfectly good English word. I'm surprised that you've never heard of it. Michael Rosen and Dennis Norden won't like you- they purvey these errors on BBC Radio and on ITV (respectively). The term is often used in a cinematographic context too, signifying continuity mistakes.
See http://uk.ask.com/web?q=%22bloopers%...c=66&o=0&l=dir

I shall add it to my lexicon forthwith!