Get ready to learn how to effectively engage with students and schools at this Education Outreach training event.

Are you passionate about educating the next generation of scientists and engineers? This in-person training will equip you with the skills and resources needed to engage with schools and students. Learn from experienced educators and network with like-minded individuals. Don’t miss this opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young learners – register now to secure your place.

Date: Friday 16 May

Time: 09:30 – 15:30

Venue: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell Campus

Cost: £495 (refreshments and lunch included)

The day will involve exploring the current landscape in STEM education, highlighting the importance of lighting the spark in education through outreach and the impact this can have. The session will then look at how to do this most effectively, with practical strategies and transferable skills to make any communications to students effective, engaging and impactful. Finally, participants will plan and put some of these strategies into practice, receiving meaningful and targeted feedback from the expert educators.

Aims of training:

• Describe some factors influencing the shortages in the STEM employee pipeline.
• Understand and apply a wide range of practical strategies to promote effective communication with students and other stakeholders.
• Practice using these strategies in presentations and activities for schools.

Who is this event for?

• This event is for anyone who wishes to enhance their communication and presentation skills for a school student audience – ideal for those wanting to work more closely and effectively with schools.

This event is run by Claire Hamnett and Laura Deacon of C L Education Outreach – if you would like to know more about them and their work, you can do so on their website, here.