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There are a handful of places remaining at each of the following FREE
evaluation workshops for STEM E&E providers:

Wednesday 21 July, Newcastle

Thursday 2 September, Bristol

Monday 6 September, Birmingham

 

Attendance at these workshops is FREE OF CHARGE. 

One of the key aims of STEM Enhancement & Enrichment providers is to help
young people, teachers, schools and colleges to participate fully in STEM.
Evaluating activities appropriately is essential to providing schools and
colleges with confidence that activities are worthwhile and matched to their
students' needs. Effective evaluation is also a crucial way to assure
funders that their money is being well spent, and helps you as STEM
providers ensure that your activities are operating as effectively and
efficiently as possible. 

The Royal Academy of Engineering and the British Interactive Group (BIG) are
working together to offer active seminars supporting you as STEM providers
in understanding and implementing effective evaluation; the seminars will
provide evaluation tools, resources, and information about support networks.
Each one-day event aims to address needs raised by the STEM Directories'
future requirement that you make publicly available an appropriate
evaluation of your work.

The seminars are intended to provide basic knowledge about simple and
suitable evaluation and start you on the road to developing evaluations of
your own. Thanks to funding from the Royal Academy of Engineering, the
seminars are provided free of charge and a limited amount of financial
support for travel and accommodation has also been provided by the National
STEM Centre.

A limited number of bursaries for travel and accommodation for these
seminars has been provided by the National STEM Centre. If you would like to
be considered for a bursary, please tell us why you need support when you
register (you must include approximate costs). 

Links to the BIG Event:        

Delegates should note that the July seminar runs alongside the first day of
the British Interactive Group (BIG) Event (21 - 23 July at the Centre for
Life and CultureLab, Newcastle). 

 

The BIG Event is BIG's annual conference, attracting around 150 delegates
over three days. The Event aims to bring together individuals in the field
of STEM E&E provision to share skills and ideas, improve practice, join the
important discussions in the STEM agenda, and grow the network of STEM
professionals. A wide range of professionals attend, including freelancers
and those based in organisations such as universities, professional bodies,
science centres, museums, zoos, education support centres and NGOs. 

 

Delegates for this seminar are welcome to attend the following days of the
BIG Event (22-23 July) but will need to register for it separately.

 

Evening networking event

If attending the July seminar, you are invited to attend an early-evening
networking event of drinks and hands-on science hosted by the Centre for
Life on Wednesday 21 July. Please contact BIG for further information.

 

Contact for enquiries:           

British Interactive Group

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To register please go to http://www.big.uk.com/events/evaluation/

 

 


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