Working lives - Unlocked potential
By Carol Harris

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23rd February 2006

Postgraduate training - Servant to two masters

Business is slow for MBA providers as potential students are put off applying in favour of specialist public sector courses. But many people still believe broader training is essential, reports Rebecca Coombes.
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Jeremy Thorne - On negotiating

Commissioning services is becoming increasingly challenging. There are very large sums of money at stake, and while the areas for contract negotiation were historically peripheral, they are now very significant.
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Interview techniques - Preparing student nurses for jobs

Last year, the school of nursing and midwifery at Leicester De Montford University created a day dedicated to preparing its third-year students for interviews. Previously, interview preparation was a neglected area, input was not formalised and the contribution was usually offered only by students' personal tutors.
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Healthcare support workers - Determining training needs

The education of healthcare support workers will be a key part of the restructured workforce during the move to a new pattern of health and social care services.
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Graduate Management Admission Council

Association of MBAs