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Take part in the next round of mentoring
Do you want advice and guidance about your work and career? Do you have the potential to help another to grow and learn?
The 2008 training days will take place in London (16 September) and Birmingham (30 September). Whether you'd like to be a mentor or a mentee, download the application form and get involved with the AMA mentoring scheme.
For further information, go to Mentoring.
Download JAM, reports and resources
Recently, the most popular downloads of free reports and information have been ...
1. JAM - issue 28, branding
2. 2007 Tailor Made conference report
3. Museums and galleries report 2007
4. Dazzled by Data workshop training notes
5. report from Mission Possible - 2007 autumn day event and AGM
6. ADUK resources
7. Thinking BIG! essay
8. Thinking BIG! Worksheet Set 12 - planning for the plan's evaluation
9. Audience Data UK report
10. Audience Data UK JAM
The AMA website contains full reports from AMA events including conferences, seminars and workshops, for members to download for free. There is a searchable directory of best practice case studies to enable you to learn from other organistions and back issues of JAM containing features and case studies on a range of different subjects.
JAM is produced every quarter and is sent out free to members. Back issues are also available for members to download for free from the Publications section of this website. Download a free trial copy of JAM:
Arts debate results ...
Learn about the findings from Arts Council England's first ever public value inquiry at artscouncil.org.uk/artsdebate
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