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Eric Magadia is undergoing training under Benjamin R. Co Jr. to obtain an EIM NCII qualification. The progress sheet details the four units of competency Eric has completed, including the training duration, dates started and finished, grades received, and signatures from Eric and Benjamin. In total, Eric completed 190 hours of training across four units with an average numerical grade of 87.75%.
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