Improve your Service, Enhance the Student Experience
This years NASES Annual Conference will be held at the Jurys Inn Hotel, Birmingham on the 7th and 8th July 2016
The NASES Annual Conference is an opportunity to gain direct access to the policy-makers and implementers within the student employment field. Attendance at conference allows delegates and exhibitors to find out the most current issues and gives you an opportunity to influence future actions.
If you are interested in being a sponsor of NASES you will be entitled to the following for upcoming events :
Exhibition stands in the conference area; Inserts into delegate packs; logos displayed on promotional materials; Invitations to our prestigious SEOTY award ceremony; and a contribution to the conference welcome.
For further information please contact [email protected]
NASES Annual Conference 2016 Programme
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The NASES Annual Conference 2016 Prices
The NASES Annual Conference 2016 Booking Form (Now Closed)
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CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
KEY SPEAKERS
7th July 2016, (AM) Magdalena Nikolova and David Mercier (Disneyland) - An interactive introduction to Disneyland Paris, including opportunities and vacancies
7th July 2016, (AM) Richard Charnock (REC) Industry Update, Legislation and European Changes
7th July 2016, (AM) Elaine Boyes, Executive Director (AGCAS) - Graduate Employability in 2016
7th July 2016, (AM) HMRC - The Online Tax Account
7th July 2016, (PM) Keith Rosser and DCI Krishan Kapur - SAFERJobs
8th July 2016, (AM) Charlie Ball, Head of Higher Education Intelligence (HECSU) - Graduate Migration and Local Labour Markets
8th July 2016, (AM) Keith Lawson, Employment Law Update, - CRONER
8th July 2016, (PM) Louise Bushill - Your First EURES Job
Tel: 01902 321022
NASES Office: University of Wolverhampton
Careers, Enterprise and The Workplace, Wulfruna Street, WV1 1LY
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