Customer service
My name is Yasmin , i spoke to a man called hayden this week and he was delightful . I needed a certifcate i had lost and he managed to get me a new one within a minute thanks so much !
27 October 2025
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ECG is an accredited training provider, offering a wide range of face to face and online training to the NHS, community pharmacy and private healthcare clients. Our courses are designed and delivered by experienced healthcare professionals to support your clinical training needs. Established in 2002, ECG continues to be a trusted and preferred training provider within the primary care sector. Our nurse-led company prides itself on meeting the training needs of individuals through to large organisations.
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The Gatehouse, MK13 9AP, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
- 08454238993
- bookings@ecgtraining.co.uk
- ecgtraining.co.uk
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