Delegates will have the opportunity to investigate specific topics in greater depth by participating in two masterclass sessions.
- Masterclass 1:
Creating an award-winning programme
Hear first-hand from BITC award-winners Gentoo (mentoring), Anglian Water (curriculum-enrichment experiences) and BT (speaking and listening skills) about how they have built, managed and tracked their educational programmes. - Masterclass 2:
Building a successful relationship between business and schools
Declan Swan, Chief Executive of the NEBPN will discuss the business-education landscape, the challenges it currently faces and the value high quality brokerage experiences can create for the sector.
- Masterclass 3:
Communicating effectively with young people
An interactive training seminar that will help you to understand how to build relationships and communicate face-to-face with young people. The session will be led by EdComs Training Managers, Caroline Cutler and Bhavna Vadukul. - Masterclass 4:
A dialogue with NESTA
An opportunity to hear from Benedict Aurora, Programme Director - Future Innovators at the National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts, about the relationship between young people and enterprise and innovation. - Masterclass 5:
Maximising learning: how employers can support schools
An opportunity to hear about effective ways that employers can support the school curriculum and discuss current developments in 11-19 education. The session will be led by Gary Forrest from the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority.
- Masterclass 6:
Learning in action – Citizenship and Wrigley
See how Citizenship is taught in practice by participating in a session with a teacher delivering a Citizenship lesson using Wrigley resources. - Masterclass 7:
Learning in action - Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) and GSK
See what young people are learning about science in the classroom today by participating in a science lesson using GSK resources. - Masterclass 8:
Mapping schools and business with Ordnance Survey
In this interactive session, Carl St. John Wilson from Ordnance Survey will demonstrate a new tool for mapping schools against businesses, highlighting how this technology can be used to match up schools with the right business partners.