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Advance UWL Mentor and Assessor Workshop

By Continuous Professional Development at the UWL

Provide UWL and Partner colleagues holding at least FHEA with details of the PSF2023, the Advance UWL Mentor/ Assessor roles and assessment

Location

Online

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Highlights

Online

About this event

About this event

In order to be an Advance UWL Mentor or Advance UWL Assessor, you must be a UWL or Partner Institution staff member and hold Fellowship at D2, D3 or D4.

The combined Advance UWL Mentor and Assessor Workshop will inform you of the roles and responsibilities of both and how to evaluate applications. You will also have an opportunity to find out about the PSF2023 Framework Descriptors and 15 Dimensions, and what evidence is appropriate for each fellowship application.

You will explore case studies and have an opportunity to evaluate some anonymized applications. Training is provided online via Blackboard Collaborate. The Advance UWL team will keep a record of your attendance. You will be issued with an Advance UWL Mentor/ Assessor certificate following completion of attendance at this workshop.

Joining instructions will be sent in advance of the session by email after you have registered.

Please note: this workshop may be cancelled or postponed if a minimum of 5 delegates are not registered, as numbers of delegates below this can make discussions and group work very difficult and resource intensive.

Organised by

Continuous Professional Development at the UWL

Please note that these sessions are free of charge for UWL staff and partners ONLY. External staff will pay a fee to attend the events.

UWL has set up a programme of Continuous Professional Development for all staff delivered by the following departments:

CELT
Quality Office
Academic Registry
Library Services
Human Resources
Graduate School
IT
Student Services

Please register on Eventbrite to ensure your place; if the course you are looking is not listed please contact the department directly or email UWL-CPD@uwl.ac.uk

Please note: Events may be cancelled or postponed if a minimum of 5 delegates, depending on the type of workshop, are not registered, as numbers of delegates below this can make discussions and group work very difficult and resource intensive. Decisions to cancel will be taken well in advance of the event is due to take place. If you are unable to attend, please ensure you cancel at least one week before the event as this can affect decisions regarding cancelation.

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