Wednesday 13th JAN 2010

Work Based Learning Wednesdays Webcast
13th January : 12 noon - 1.00pm

Anna Kyprianou, Dean and Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Business School

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Archive: 9th Dec Webcast

'Work Based Learning opportunities in Health and Social Sciences'

Jan Williams Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the School of Health and Social Sciences. Listen to Jan Williams broadcast here:

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'Value and use of WBL: A personal experience'

Dr Alan Page, Principal Lecturer in Environmental Health and D.Prof Alumni with Middlesex Universit . Listen to Alan Pages broadcast here:

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'The role of experience in Engineering & Information Sciences'

Martin Loomes: Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean of the School of Engineering and Information Sciences.

Listen to Martin Loomes broadcast here:

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Archive: 2nd Dec Webcast

'How can processes that underpin WBL impact on and change organisations and professions'

After almost 20 years at the Business School Dr Peter Critten has taken up a new position within the Institute for Work Based Learning as Project Manager Work Based Organisational Learning . Listen to Peter Critten's broadcast here:

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Also: 'Using WBL to create a new profession'

Chris Halward is Managing Director of Training and Coaching business, True North (GB) Ltd and also Programmes Director for NOA Pathway, the professional development arm of the National Outsourcing Association (NOA). He is also a Masters in Work Based Learning candidate with IWBL

Listen to his broadcast here:

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Click on the image below for extracts from past webcasts:

Jessica Clipp, Community Fundraising Co-ordinator for Chickenshed Theatre

Jessica, explains how her IWBL work based learning project developed her skills and helped the company. Her work focused on enabling theatre support staff to get more involved in the artistic process of working with young performers.

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Click on the image below for an overview of Work Based Learning from Margaret House: Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic at Middlesex University.

The WBW Webcast project is presented by Dr Anthony 'Skip' Basiel and produced by Dr Mike Howarth. Webmail Editor: Dr Mike Howarth.

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