Bookings have now closed for TARGET Social Care 2007.

For details of 2008 advertising packages call James Frowde on 020 8652 8389.

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TARGET Social Care is the in-depth graduate careers publication devoted to jobs in social care and published in partnership with Community Care.

Each copy of TARGET Social Care is ordered and distributed to named individuals. 26,000 copies are distributed each January to:

• every student studying for a social care qualification, via their tutors
• 145 university careers services
• over 180 university departments offering related degrees
• over 15 key social care events such as Community Care Live London, Community Care Live Scotland, Community Care Live Children and Families in London and Manchester, Community Care Live Adult Care Services, SOCNOW and the National Public Sector Fair in Sheffield.
  

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There are many reasons to advertise in TARGET Social Care and get exposure to 26,000 individuals, including:

• A magazine directory format with display advertising and an A-Z directory of organisations giving you maximum exposure to potential applicants
• Promote your opportunities in the ideal editorial environment - objective and informative editorial tells readers everything they need to know about careers in social care
• An annual entry on doctorjob.com, the no. 1 graduate careers website, visited by nearly 90,000 unique users every month
• A 12 month shelf life

Click here to download the 2006 media pack or email james.frowde@rbi.co.uk for more information

Social work degree student Lisa Palmer was thrilled to win a laptop last week in a draw for readers of TARGET Social Care 2006.

“The articles in TARGET Social Care have been really useful because I will soon have to decide whether I want to work within children’s or adult services. The descriptions of each area of service are helpful, as well as the asylum seeker case study, which gave me an inssight into an area I haven’t yet had the chance to experience,” said Lisa. She is planning to use the laptop to help with her degree.

Sheffield University’s social work department also won £500 of book tokens in the prize draw.