TJ update
By Debbie Carter (February 2010 Issue)
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Next month sees the closing date for this year’s TJ Awards so, if you haven’t applied yet, now is the time to start writing your application. If you’re not convinced that applying for an award is a good use of your time, let me try to persuade you otherwise.
It’s not just winning that makes applying for a TJ Award worthwhile – a survey of last year’s shortlisted finalists proved that, at every level of award entry, from putting together your submission to winning the award, there are real benefits to reap.
It’s not just winning that makes applying for a TJ Award worthwhile – a survey of last year’s shortlisted finalists proved that, at every level of award entry, from putting together your submission to winning the award, there are real benefits to reap.
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