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Cheap NT subscription for student nurses
JoanneC_2
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I recently received the following email from Nursing Times saying that they are running a "Golden Ticket" promotion:
"Are you a currently studying for a nursing degree or diploma? If so,
have you taken advantage of Nursing Times? fantastic Golden Ticket
offer?
For a total cost of just £4, you can subscribe to Nursing Times for
a whole year, and get your own copy delivered direct to your door
each week.
For just 8p per week, Nursing Times will bring you:
- All the latest nursing news and research
- Clinical developments and the most up-to-date treatments
- Breakthroughs in patient care
- Step-by-step advice on practical skills
- Career advice & more job opportunities than any other publication
This offer is just too good to miss! But hurry, we only have a
limited number of Golden Ticket subscriptions available.
For your Golden Ticket application form, simply email your name,
postal address and current year of study to NTmarketing@emap.com.
Please note - You must be a student nurse to take advantage of this
offer. Action will be taken against fraudulent claims."
Hope this is useful for some of you!! I've been qualified for 4 years now so can't take up the offer!!
"Are you a currently studying for a nursing degree or diploma? If so,
have you taken advantage of Nursing Times? fantastic Golden Ticket
offer?
For a total cost of just £4, you can subscribe to Nursing Times for
a whole year, and get your own copy delivered direct to your door
each week.
For just 8p per week, Nursing Times will bring you:
- All the latest nursing news and research
- Clinical developments and the most up-to-date treatments
- Breakthroughs in patient care
- Step-by-step advice on practical skills
- Career advice & more job opportunities than any other publication
This offer is just too good to miss! But hurry, we only have a
limited number of Golden Ticket subscriptions available.
For your Golden Ticket application form, simply email your name,
postal address and current year of study to NTmarketing@emap.com.
Please note - You must be a student nurse to take advantage of this
offer. Action will be taken against fraudulent claims."
Hope this is useful for some of you!! I've been qualified for 4 years now so can't take up the offer!!
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P.S. If you already taken out a full price Nursing Times subscripion, why don't you look into cancelling it and setting up this cheaper one!!0
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thanks for this JoanneC, I've just started my return to nursing course.
Hope I get a golden ticket :j0 -
we got this email at uni a few weeks ago, with a different email address though, i emaied about 6weeks ago and havent heard nething yet, i rang them up and they said they would process them soon. my offer was for £2 a yr >??!!!
hopefully it will arrive!!
got the nursingstandard at £2 per mth, which is the best? mite cancel one for the other.0 -
I've been getting both for years and I think Nursing Standard is the best, but if you're getting NT for £2 a year then why not get that too!!0
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Emma how do you get the nursing standard at £2 then please?Thanx
Lady_K0 -
use code NSDMJ5M on https://www.nursing-standard.co.uk/subscribe
to get nursingtimes for £2 per mth for a yr (you can cancel anytime)
hope it still works, i posted it a while ago on here and on the grab it while you can board i have had it three weeks now so should still be a live promo code0 -
How come my daughters first nursing standard has arrived and it says £1.20 on the front. How many of these do they do a year? Coz 12 x £1.20 = £14.40 So why are they saying on the subscription link that its from £4.30 - £3.30 per month? it doesnt make sense.
I dont know how shes got the standard as I didn't have time to give her the discount link but she posted the times one off for £4 a year although she hasnt recieved it yet
Even with the discount link its £2 per month = £24 per year so why if its £1.20 per month? is it because of postage or something?
Edit:
It's a complimentary copy probably sent because she joined the RCN and it's offering the subscription costs stated above.
Is it normal for the Nursing times to take a while to send out the first copy as she sent that golden ticket direct debit mandate about 5-6 weeks agoThanx
Lady_K0 -
its weekly0
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hehe omg that answers everything
Thanx
The nursing times isnt weekly though is it?Thanx
Lady_K0 -
not sure to be honest!
been getting standard though and its weekly!!
just changed it for ntimes cos thats wer all references are for my course..and its only cost £4 for yr!! been waiting 3mth to hear from them though, just had confirmation last week
ps, i make mistakes like that all the time!!!!0
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