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A few places still available.. speakers welcome! (prize available!!) Here at the University of Hertfordshire we’re holding a Library TeachMeet all about employability issues, tickets are selling out fast but we’re especially keen to hear from anyone who would like to come and speak. We’ve got several 5 minute slots left so if you feel you have anything to offer on the following do get in touch: Employability skills training for students What you have done in your library to help students find jobs after they graduate? Do you have a graduate attributes agenda? Is the library helping out? Are you planning to get involved in any training for students regarding getting a job? Do you have any innovative or new approaches? It seems like a lot of people are hoping to get involved in this area so we’d like to hear from people who are already doing something (however small!). Prize available for the top speaker (so no pressure!) but anyone coming along will be able to enjoy a fun afternoon! Date: Wednesday 25th June 2014. Registration will take place from 1.30pm and there will also be an optional tour of the De Havilland campus, including the Learning Resource Centre. Place: The University of Hertfordshire, Law Court Building, on the De Havilland campus. Cost: Free!! Cake and drinks provided! The event is sponsored by the CILIP Information Literacy Group. To book your place please sign up at (http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/employability-library-teachmeet-university-of-hertfordshire-tickets-11167471207?aff=eorg) How to get here The event will take place on the de Havilland campus of the University of Hertfordshire, located in Hatfield, AL10 9EU. (http://www.herts.ac.uk/contact-us/where-to-find-us/de-havilland-maps-and-directions) By rail - Hatfield station (2 kilometres from the campuses) is served by First Capital Connect trains. Trains run from: • London King's Cross (usual journey time 22 minutes) • Moorgate (usual journey time 40 minutes) • Cambridge and Peterborough (local services) • Stevenage (journey time 15 minutes) connecting with Intercity services to the North ARRIVA 300 and 301 and UNO Bus 603 connects Hatfield station with the University campuses. A taxi rank is available at Hatfield station. Parking is available on request. For more information, please visit the event webpage or contact Carolyn Smith ([log in to unmask]) or Lisa Flint ([log in to unmask]). Twitter @uhteachmeet Best wishes, Lisa