University College Birmingham
University College Birmingham
We are delighted to invite teachers, heads of sixth forms and careers advisors to attend University College Birmingham’s Teachers’ and Advisors’ Conference. Find out more about the changing landscape concerning vocational qualifications and the current issues impacting students. Hear from external speakers, attend workshops and participate in prac at University College Birmingham

Teachers' and Advisors' Conference

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We are delighted to invite teachers, heads of sixth forms and careers advisors to attend University College Birmingham’s Teachers’ and Advisors’ Conference. Find out more about the changing landscape concerning vocational qualifications and the current issues impacting students. Hear from external speakers, attend workshops and participate in prac
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Bookings by Teachers for Key Stage 4 (Students aged 14-16)
Bookings by Teachers for Key Stage 5 (Students aged 16-18)
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Agenda
9.00am: Register, Refreshments, Welcome

9.40am: Subject taster sessions and tour of new practical facilities

1.00pm: Lunch

1.45pm: Breakout sessions (x 2)

2.45pm: Keynote speaker: The changes in higher technical education: T Levels explained
Ellen Sanders, NCFE CACHE

3.15pm: Feedback and Close

Activities include:
Subject taster sessions: Participate in practical activities to showcase our new degree courses, including nursing, physiotherapy, finance and accounting, education and inclusion, and food and nutrition

Tour: Be the first to tour some of our new practical facilities – Moss House, Tourism and Aviation Suite, Prosthetics Studio, Aspire Aesthetics Clinic, Financial Trading Suite

Breakout sessions: Choose two sessions, on the day, to participate in -
Reference writing - share good and bad practice from the recent UCAS application deadline, receive advice and collect useful resources

Mental health and wellbeing - support your students’ transition to HE with advice from our mental health and wellbeing team

Mythbusting Apprenticeships – current apprenticeship coordinators, from a range of companies, expel common myths about apprenticeships and provide you with practical advice to support your students

Clearing, confirmation and adjustment – how to support your students through the last stage of the cycle

Keynote speaker: Ellen Sanders from NCFE CACHE will highlight the changes in higher technical education and the impact on your students, focusing specifically on T Levels
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Suitable for
Bookings by Teachers for Key Stage 4 (Students aged 14-16)
Bookings by Teachers for Key Stage 5 (Students aged 16-18)
Teachers (CPD)
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