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WOW!! thank you for your magic.....:)
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Learning technology with One to One. AAA is much more than an IT firm. It’s also the best place to learn about your new IT Gadgets. We offer 1 – to – 1 workshop to teach you the basics about the devices you own or about new technologies you would like to master. One to One will help you do more you ever thought possible at your own peace. First we will demonstrate, second you will practice what you have learned, Third we will write an accurate and customized documentation to guide you step by step throughout the process when we are not there with you. This personal training get up to a full hour of uninterrupted time of work and practice. The trainer is available to answer to all your technical questions. Pick the topic of your choice and start leaning it right away.
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Learning technology with One to One. AAA is much more than an IT firm. It’s also the best place to learn about your new IT Gadgets. We offer 1 – to – 1 workshop to teach you the basics about the devices you own or about new technologies you would like to master. One to One will help you do more you ever thought possible at your own peace. First we will demonstrate, second you will practice what you have learned, Third we will write an accurate and customized documentation to guide you step by step throughout the process when we are not there with you. This personal training get up to a full hour of uninterrupted time of work and practice. The trainer is available to answer to all your technical questions. Pick the topic of your choice and start leaning it right away.

1 to 1 workshop

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