Link: support
Hi,
I'm Sejal, your Development Officer for 2009/11.
It's my job to provide advice and support for new and existing member stations on a wide range of issues, including licensing, training, funding, legal compliance and other radio based queries.
There is no stereotypical student radio station: every one of the 60+ stations in the UK operates in a unique way. This variation gives the student radio community in the UK a great opportunity to learn from other stations and to share ideas.
If anyone has any questions about running your station, developing your station, or getting started. Just email me!!!!
Sejal
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Work Experience Available at a London Production Company
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