Question 1

What is Engage?

Accepted Answer

Engage is a community of educators in schools in challenging circumstances who want to transform access to relevant and meaningful science work for all young people, especially those who are most often underrepresented in (STEM).

Find out more at www.crestawards.org/engage

Question 2

Do I need to be a member of the Engage Teacher Network to attend the conference?

Accepted Answer

Anyone can book sessions, but only members of the Engage Teacher Network are able to do so for free. If you are not a member, but are a teacher working at a school in challenging circumstances, you can join now and will receive a code to book for free. See if you can join www.crestawards.org/engage

Question 3

How do I book tickets?

Accepted Answer

For each session you want to attend you will need to book a ticket.

If you are a member of the Engage Teacher Network you can use the promo code sent to you via email to get tickets for free. If you can't find your code please send us an email at crest@britishscienceassociation.org.

Question 4

Where is the conference?

Accepted Answer

The Engage Teacher Conference is an online event so you can attend from home or school.

Once you have registered for sessions you will receive emails from Eventbrite with the Zoom links you will need to join.

Question 5

I can’t make a session, will it be recorded?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all of the sessions will be recorded and made available after the conference to attendees and members of the Engage Teacher Network.

Question 6

How do I join a session?

Accepted Answer

Once you have booked a ticket you should receive an email with your Zoom link to join. If you can't find your email check your spam folder then email us at crest@britishscienceassociation.org if you need help.

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