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TBBLE - The Business Studies CPD Revision Special 2012

Just one week to go until our TBBLE Business Studies CPD Revision Special (2012) which runs in Manchester on 13 March 2012, followed by London on 14 March 2012. 

Lord Sutch, Michelle and the team have produced a stunning new range of revision-focused activities and resources that can help turbo-charge your business studies revision programme in 2012.  These will be suitable for both GCSE and AS + we’ll add in a couple of A2 ideas. An outline of what we’ll cover on the day is provided further below.

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