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Serena Ralston speaks to four planners about how they became planners
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24.05.2017In a competitive job market, getting an interview is an achievement in itself. Now that you’ve got the employer’s attention, how can you ensure that you make the best impression in person? Matt Moody...
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26.04.2017As the average recruiter takes just six seconds to make an initial decision on a CV, deciding what to include can be difficult. How can you make sure yours makes the right impact? Matt Moody gathered a few...
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29.03.2017A cover letter is an integral part of any job application, and arguably the hardest bit to get right. How do you write a letter that gives you an edge? Martha Harris asked recruitment specialist Kirsty Hall...
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07.03.2017apprenticeships | brighton and hove city council | hertfordshire county council | planning | Professional Development | UKIn celebration of it being National Apprenticeship Week (6-10 March), The Planner spoke to two apprentices taking advantage of the RTPI’s apprenticeship scheme. We found out how they got their...
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03.03.2017Here's our guide to networks, groups and initiatives aimed at women working in the built environment.
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How will technology shape planning and placemaking in 2019/20? We asked a selection of innovators and planners to make their predictions
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Communal living has had a bad press recently. In many towns, locals fear the relentless expansion of university students HMOs, but co-living need no longer be like The Young Ones. Serena Ralston reports on the wisdom of the collective.
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Ian Tant comes to the 2019 RTPI presidency with a wealth of experience and one overriding objective: to communicate the very point and purpose of planning - and to do so loudly, reports Martin Read.
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