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Nav Nordland would like to procure a course that can contribute to provide job seekers who want work in industry, the necessary competence to be able to get job opportunities within the sector. Nav would like the course to provide the participants with basic competence that can be used in several professions within ind...
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Nav Nordland would like to procure a course that can contribute to provide job seekers who want work in industry, the necessary competence to be able to get job opportunities within the sector. Nav would like the course to provide the participants with basic competence that can be used in several professions within industry, at the sam...
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- Auftraggeber: ARBEIDS- OG VELFERDSETATEN
- Veröffentlicht: 12. April 2026
- Frist: 29. April 2026
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Nav Nordland would like to procure a course that can contribute to provide job seekers who want work in industry, the necessary competence to be able to get job opportunities within the sector. Nav would like the course to provide the participants with basic competence that can be used in several professions within industry, at the same time that more specific courses can be given.
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