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Monday workshops

Optional session

Introduction to AGCAS for newcomers (Linda Byrne - AGCAS)

First session

An online careers library (Thomas Nutt and Amanda Woolf - Vault)

Best practice in events management (Katrina Helliker - University of Cardiff)

Policies and practices for working with employers (Robert Carpenter - Imperial College)

Second session

Getting the best out of DLHE (Kate Stephenson and Matt Deakin - University of Southampton and Durham University)

Online employer application forms (Charlie Leake - Enterprise Rent-A-Car)

Prospects Net (Mark Watts - Graduate Prospects)

Tuesday workshops

First session

Advertising and sponsorship (Matt Deakin and Robert Carpenter - Durham University and Imperial College)

Marketing services to students (Thea Gibbs- University of Warwick)

The Web 2.0 generation (Jayne Rowley - Graduate Prospects)

Threats and opportunities – impact of technology on our roles (Michael Clarke - University of London)

Second session

How to engage local employers (Clara Wilcox and Nalayini Thambar - Advantage West Midlands and University of Leeds)

Information Legislation and Careers Services (Alison Wellens - Information Commissioner's Office)

Register of Practitioners (Rose Mortenson - AGCAS)

Virtual careers fairs - confessions from Bristol (Julia Mitchell and Mark Powell - University of Bristol)

Third session

Funding and bidding for resources (Roberta Wooldridge Smith - University of Warwick)

Managing electronic content (Steve Mowforth - Coventry University)

Managing employer information debate (Thea Gibbs and Emily Austin - University of Warwick)

Understanding online psychometric tests used by employers (Laura Dean, Senior Lecturer - Leeds Metropolitan University)

Fourth session

Rise of the social network (Naeema Pasha - University of Reading)

Top 10 tips from the US on engaging students via technology (Jayne Cullen and David Coombs- TMP)

What does the AGCAS Information Team do? (AGCAS Staff - AGCAS)

What employers want from Careers Services (Bob Athwal, Graduate Schemes Manager - RWEnPower)

Wednesday workshops

First session

Project Management (Kate Stephenson - University of Southampton)

Technology and customer service (Rae Karimjee - City University)

Websites revisited - design and usability (Julian Ziesing and Christian Baier - Potentialpark)

Second session

Evaluating your service - what do customers think about you? (Tom Davie - Durham University)

Handling vacancies – the legal way! (Julia Mitchell - University of Bristol)

Implementing the Occupational Classification Scheme (AGCAS Classification Committee members - AGCAS Classification Committee)