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Designed to see you through the final stage of your degree and launch into professional life, the a-n Student subscription provides you with a FREE twelve-month online subscription.
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'AIRTIME Nottingham'.
November 2009.
What you get
Regular e-bulletins keeping you in touch in the run up to your degree show and guiding you through the sometimes-difficult post-graduation period.
Access to all the subscriber-only areas and benefits of a-n's site including:
- Full access to a-n's daily-updated Jobs and opps listings »
- Searchable archive of a-n publications including a-n Magazine »
- Knowledge bank with expert sections on Making a living », Profile and promotion », Professional practice » and Time and space »
- Contracts, development and freelance fees toolkits
- Ability to post What's on listings on Interface, so once you've graduated you can promote your exhibitions and events
- Access to a safe and supportive community at Forums includes Swapshop and Know-how forums
- Invites to artists' networking events
- News of discounts, offers and prize draws
What you don't get
With this subscription you don't get:
- AIR membership for practising artists
- Free £5m Public and Products Liability Insurance for artists
- 10% off any a-n advert
- Any printed publications from a-n
- Opportunity to vote on AIR matters
If you want a subscription with AIR membership and £5million Public and Products Liability insurance check out Artist + AIR subscription ».
To take out an Artist +AIR subscription go to Subscribe or register »
First published: a-n.co.uk January 2010
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