Do not miss your chance to attend the Graduate Recruitment and Development Conference

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The next graduate conference has been booking extremely well with over 100 attendees already registered. Due to popular demand there are only a few remaining places available which will be allocated on a first com first serve basis, do not miss you chance to attend. Full details and booking information can be found here:http://www.symposium-events.com/graduate-recruitment-and-development-forum/. We are really looking forward to the first event of the New Year and hope to see you there.

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