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The ASET Conference 2013

 

The Placement and Employability Professionals' Conference

3-5 September 2013 

University of Greenwich, Greenwich Campus

The "Social" Revolution

Keynote Speaker :  Sir Tim Wilson

                                         

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Booking for the ASET 2013 Conference

The delegate rates for 2013 :

2013 Rates

Residential Rates

£620  ASET member institutions

£775  Non-member institutions (to include 6 months institutional membership)

£575  Presenter rate (including non-members)

These rates are inclusive of three-day access, two-nights accommodation, meals and refreshments and a full conference proceedings after the event.

Non-Residential Rates

£500  ASET member institutions

£625  Non-member institutions

£475 Presenter rate (including non-members)

These rates are inclusive of lunch and morning/afternoon refreshments only. Rates do not include evening meals.

 

Day Rates

£250  per day

 £125   Half day rate for Thursday

£75   per night

Day rates only include lunch.  Night rates only include room and breakfast.

Early Bird Booking discount does not apply to day rates.

Additional night Monday 2 September

For those delegates wishing to stay on the night of Monday 2 September (no evening meal), there will be an additional charge of £75

Booking for this additional night can only be taken with initial booking.

 

Booking forms for the 2013 Conference are available from the ASET office aset@asetonline.org

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Conference 2012

 

The 2012 conference was held at the University of Chester, at the Chester Campus in the heart of the picturesque city of Chester.  The theme Adding Value, Measuring Impact , drew a capacity crowd of 116 delegates over the three days.

With Keynote Speakers and CPD sessions on the two main days of conference and a total of 25 Practitioner Workshops and Research Paper presentations, there was a full and interesting schedule around the conference theme.

Highlights of Day 1 included:

Tuesday 4th September

Keynote Speaker:  Ms Raegan Hiles, AMOSSHE (the UK Student Services Organisation)

CPD Presentation: Changes in HE and impact on us, Naeema Pasha, Consultant

and Day 2

Wednesday 5th September

Keynote Speaker: Mr Paul Redmond, University of Liverpool/AGCAS President-Elect

CPD Presentation: The Quality Code and its Impact on Work Based and Placement Learning, Dr Anett Loescher, Development Officer QAA

The conference also saw the launch of ASET Viewpoints, with the following two being the first in a planned series of opinion on key areas of interest or concern to all of us in the sector.

          1  Paid and Unpaid Placements

          2  The Benefits of Placements

If you would like further copies of these ASET Viewpoints please contact the ASET office.

 

The 2012 conference was supported by Pearson Education:

                                                                      

"At Pearson, we believe in learning — all kinds of learning for all kinds of people. Whether it’s at home, at university or in the workplace, learning is the key to improving our life chances. With a range of Higher Education learning solutions, everything we publish — from textbooks to eLearning programmes — is designed to help students learn and achieve success. We offer products in a variety of formats because we recognise that all learners do not learn in the same way. Our eLearning and Assessment solutions, MyLab's and Mastering, offer personalised study paths, customised teaching resources and powerful results reporting. Our goal is to save educators time and improve students’ learning, understanding and grades."

 

 

 

 

University of Chester, Chester Campus

         

                                        

            

 

 

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