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This professional development webinar, presented in partnership with Randstad Student Support, explores how Student Services teams can work collaboratively to provide a fully inclusive support service, whilst also influencing wider inclusivity to better support students.
This AMOSSHE webinar is presented in partnership with Randstad Student Support
Join us to discuss:
The webinar is led by the Randstad Student Support team, including Alistair Wright, Randstad’s British Sign Language Interpreting (BSL) Manager, reflecting on his expertise within the sector as a former Disability Service Manager, as well as his own lived experience. Also, Mette Anwar-Westander, CEO of Disabled Students UK provides expertise and insights about mental health and neurodiversity. The webinar includes opportunities for discussion, networking and sharing good practice.
This free event takes place online on Thursday 9 May 2024 from 14:00 to 15:30 (BST).
This event is hosted using Zoom. We'll send you a link to join the meeting when you register.
You'll receive recordings of the event sessions afterwards (subject to successful recordings), as well as any presentations or resources. The recordings won't include discussion sessions, workshops, ‘Chatham House rule’ sections or presentation sessions that speakers prefer not to share in this way.
Alistair Wright is Randstad Student Support's BSL Interpreting Manager, and was Student Support Manager at University of Wolverhampton for 11 years. He has worked for a number of Deaf charities over the past 20 years, and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in supporting Deaf students in higher education.
Mette Anwar-Westander is the founding director of Disabled Students UK, recognised by Shaw Trust as one of the most influential disabled-led organisations in the UK. Disabled Students UK has an evidence-based approach, sharing disabled students' insights to inform policy and increase accessibility in higher education. Their Annual Disabled Student Survey paints a picture of the disabled student experience at various higher education providers. Mette graduated from Oxford and has an MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience.
Anna Pylypczuk is Regional Director at Randstad Student Support. Anna has worked at Randstad for sixteen years, with the past twelve being in Student Support. Her team provides over 5,000 specialist support staff in over 350 higher education providers in the UK, supporting 20,000 students each academic year.
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This professional development event explores leadership and influence in higher education Student Services. Join us to discuss the skills and expertise of Student Services leadership, how these can inform good practice, and how Student Services can influence university and sector partners to develop and enhance the student experience.
This event features case studies of how Student Services leaders have:
The event is led by AMOSSHE Vice Chair (Professional Development) Chris Warrington (University of Leeds) and Executive Member Ian Munton (Aberystwyth University).
Find out more about the speakers and programme on the event website:
Event website
This event takes place online on Wednesday 22 May 2024 from 09:00 to 16:00 (BST).
Here are the delegate prices:
You don’t need to pay VAT for AMOSSHE events. Before you book to attend, please read our revised booking terms and conditions.
You can pay:
If you choose to pay online but then decide to pay by a different method, please email info@amosshe.org.uk for help. AMOSSHE will make every effort to ensure that you are charged the correct booking rate. However, please note that the onus is on you to provide the correct information and choose the correct rate applicable to you.
We’re looking for contributors to lead sessions at our online event about leadership and influence in Student Services. This is an opportunity for you to share your examples of good practice in student support and engagement, and how your skills as a leader have influenced positive change. Find out more: Leadership and influence in Student Services: call for session proposals.
Please submit your session proposals by 10:00 (BST) on Friday 5 April 2024.
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The AMOSSHE National Conference 2024 is the UK’s foremost opportunity for Student Services leaders in higher education to share expertise and good practice, develop strategy and skills, and build professional networks.
Find out more about the conference:
The AMOSSHE National Conference brings together a wealth of experience and expertise, which makes it the ideal forum to explore key themes for Student Services in higher education.
The conference takes place from Wednesday 26 to Friday 28 June 2024 at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
The conference is for in-person delegates only. Sessions at the conference will not be recorded or streamed online.
The conference explores how Student Services leaders and professionals can be more:
Take a look at the full programme, details about our speakers and sponsors, the venue and more on our event website:
Conference website
Our call for session proposals is now closed Find out more here: National Conference 2024: call for session proposals.
Booking for the AMOSSHE National Conference 2024 is open from Monday 11 March to Friday 31 May 2024.
Book to attend all three days of the conference (residential or non-residential) here:
Full conference booking
Book to attend as a day delegate or evening event attendee here:
Day or evening booking
Find out about the conference prices. Before you book to attend, please read our booking terms and conditions.
The cost of the conference depends on whether the delegate is:
Please make sure you choose the correct rate when you book (members need to log in to see the member rate).
You can choose to attend as a residential delegate or non-residential day delegate:
Here are the prices:
Non-residential day delegates can attend the evening networking events for an extra charge as follows:
These events includes dinner, drinks and entertainment.
You don’t need to pay VAT for AMOSSHE events. Before you book to attend, please read our booking terms and conditions.
If you choose to pay online but then decide to pay by a different method, please email info@amosshe.org.uk for help. AMOSSHE will make every effort to ensure that you are charged the correct booking rate. However, please note that it's your responsibility to provide the correct information and choose the correct rate applicable to you.
We want colleagues from across the higher education student support sector to take part in our National Conference 2024, including those who have less opportunity to engage with an event of this kind. We want to help with the professional development of colleagues who are:
Two residential places are available at a reduced fee of £625 each for colleagues working in higher education support roles who might otherwise find it difficult to attend.
The reduced fee places are for all three days of the conference, and include accommodation at the conference venue, all meals and access to the evening events. Travel to and from the conference isn’t included, so you’ll need to arrange and pay for this yourself.
In return for the reduced fee place, we’ll arrange for you to meet the conference leads during the event to gather your feedback, and we'll ask you to record a short vlog or write a short article about what you learned at the conference, the value of attending to your professional development, and how others might benefit by taking part. We’ll publish your vlog or article on our website.
Here's how to apply for one of the reduced fee places:
We’ll confirm whether your application is successful in week commencing 29 April 2024.
We handle your personal data according to our privacy policy. We won't share your personal data with speakers, session leaders or sponsors, unless you consent to this on the form when you register.
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