Do Dangerous Goods training service providers and Dangerous Goods instructors require approval from CAAS to conduct Dangerous Goods training in Singapore?

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Service providers intending to provide Dangerous Goods training to shippers and its agents in Singapore are not required to seek approval from CAAS for its Dangerous Goods training programme. Similarly, instructors of dangerous goods training programmes are also not required to seek approval from CAAS prior to conducting training for shippers and its agents.

Do Dangerous Goods training service providers and Dangerous Goods instructors require approval from CAAS to conduct Dangerous Goods training in Singapore?

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