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- Provide written evidence of your qualifications and experience related to each course. Use the designated fields to detail your mining and teaching experience, ensuring you highlight relevant courses completed.
- Review all sections carefully before signing and dating the application at the bottom. Make sure all required fields are filled out completely.
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