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earth October 2012
earth October 2012

Business in the Education Sector
Business in the Education Sector

eNews April 30 2013
eNews April 30 2013

We create a range of engaging Member communications designed to keep you up to date with EAUC, sector and Member news and events. They're created with you at the heart, so get involved and tell us your stories.

earth

We are continually improving our Member services so earth is taking a new step – we are making the regular features of earth more accessible, searchable and regular. This will ensure that Members have the latest information at the click of a button. 
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eNews

eNews is the EAUC Members' email newsletter which reaches over 3,000 individual contacts. It provides a broad range of up to date information as well as news, events and reviews.
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Business in the education sector (previously called Insider)

This our monthly enewsletter designed exclusively for our Company Members, written by our Corporate Relationship Manager, Iain Boyd. He's in a unique position to tap into our Educational Members' needs and bring this insight to you. This makes it a must-read newsletter for the Education sector.
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Our hot topic digests bring together relevant news, resources, case studies, CPD events and discussions and deliver it to your inbox so you can always stay ahead. Each issue is themed on a topic that's hot at the moment and is sent to Members with this area of interest selected on their Membership profile.
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