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New seminar series in coaching and mentoring

01-16-2007 · University of Bath

Coaches and mentors working in business, education or sport in the South West have the opportunity to explore the place of goals in their work, in the first of a new series of free seminar events at the University of Bath in Swindon (Tuesday 30 January).

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