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By increasing Naace membership and creating an even stronger community of practitioners, including colleagues working in all sectors of education, we will increase our ability to influence UK government policy for the benefit of all. How it works?Recommend a friend or colleague to Naace and if they join you will receive 20% off your membership renewal, equal up to £20. Go to www.naace.co.uk/443 to download an application form for a friend/colleague, they can fill this in and post/fax it back to us, or thay can apply online at www.naace.co.uk/tools/profile and by putting your name in the ‘Where did you find out about Naace?’ box you will receive your discount.  Public
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Publication date: 13th November 2008 Withdrawal date: --- Created: 13th November 2008 Last updated: 13th November 2008 10:37 Persistent link to this article:http://www.naace.org/803 |
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