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TJ AWARDS 2012

This year marks the seventh annual TJ Awards; our purpose is to encourage and recognise best practice in organisational learning and development. In November 2011, 12 lucky winners received their prizes at a fantastic Gala Dinner in Central London applauded by an audience of nearly 400. You can read more about the awards and the 2011 winners by downloading a copy of the TJ Awards supplement here.

Top tips:

  • Read and re-read the guidelines
  • Answer every questions fully as all, but question 1, carries vital marks
  • Try and tell a story, and make it an enjoyable read
  • Evidence of impact on organisational performance is vital as this year the marks are weighted so this is a priority. We will be running a workshop entitled "Evidencing Training Award Submissions" that will give lots of practical and easy to implement tips find out more here
  • Attend one of our free workshops or a Masterclass  for more top tips more information available here.

 

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TJ Awards Information

Established in 2006, the purpose of the Training Journal Awards is to promote excellence, best practice and innovation in Training and Learning & Development, and to highlight the importance of this area in today's business climate. This demanding area of business is arguably the critical success factor for future growth and competitiveness for many organisations. Therefore the role of those responsible for delivery and management of Training is vital. For this reason it is absolutely right for the Learning & Development profession to have a cross industry national event to recognise, promote and honour excellence, professionalism and outstanding achievement.

The TJ Awards are now recognised as the premier Training and L&D event for the UK. The range of Award categories is designed to recognise the most important activities within Training and Learning & Development. Every category is open to entries from companies across the whole spectrum of industry, commerce and the public sector, and from organisations of all sizes.

Judging Panel

The TJ Awards are assessed by an independent panel of judges coordinated by TJ's director of research, Debbie Carter and you can read more about them and their expertise by following the link below.

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