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New Website, new start
Posted by Sean McCarthy on
Well we have tried to make things easier for everyone and have launched our new website, we have had to raise some prices to due ongoing price rises from our suppliers, but we have also been able to make a few other changes including FREE POSTAGE. We hope that you find the gear you need! If not, ask us and we will see what we can do!!
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When can we start again
Posted by Sean McCarthy on
Hey guys, times have been interesting to say the least, we have been forced to close our training for a while, however we have been advised that due to the fact we are a TAFE course, we may be able to conduct face to face practical assessment, provided we meet all of the COVID-19 rules, [...]
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COVID 19 UPDATE
Posted by Sean McCarthy on
On Sunday 22/03/2020, Snakehandler decided that it is in the best interests of our Staff, clients and all of their families that we stop doing the Full Courses and all of the practical components of the venomous snake handling course. While the venues we use can give appropriate space, and while we can also reduce [...]