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AMPLEFORTH COLLEGE

HIGHER EDUCATION,

CAREERS CONFERENCE

and

GAP YEAR FAIR

Friday 10th March 2017

INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME As always, we are delighted to have so many students, including 200 visitors from other

schools, taking part in our annual Higher Education and Careers Conference. We do hope

that you all learn a great deal from the seminars in the morning and from the exhibitions in

the afternoon and that this will be the first step on your way to a successful Higher Education

application later this year. The important thing is that you get the advice and information

you want out of the event. To that end, we would encourage you to:

a) Make notes from the seminars you attend – it will be difficult to remember the main

points otherwise.

b) Visit a range of stands at the HE Fair. This is your opportunity to find out more

details about courses or universities which interest you, especially if you do not attend

the related seminar in the morning.

c) Ask questions towards the end of the seminars and at the HE Fair this afternoon – the

experts will be only too pleased to help.

There is no fire practice scheduled on the day of the Conference. Should the fire alarm

sound, all present will be directed to fire exits and evacuated to a place of safety by duty fire

wardens. We request, therefore, that visitors do not move beyond the rooms and areas of the

school in which the Conference is taking place.

Lastly, and in some ways most importantly, our sincere thanks go to the universities’ Schools

Liaison Teams, and to the large number of visitors from those universities and organisations

who have given up their valuable time to come and lead seminars and answer questions at

the HE Fair. Without their support, this event would not be possible.

Careers &Vocation Department

Amanda Toone Clare Tidmarsh

Head of Careers Careers Assistant

PROGRAMME

9.00 am Tutorials for all Ampleforth students – finish 9.20am 9.15 am Parents’ arrival and coffee Main Hall 9.20 am Students whose parents are coming may go to the Main Hall

9.30 am First Seminar – finish 10.00am 10.15 am Second Seminar – finish 10.45pm 11.00 am Third Seminar – finish 11.30pm 11.45am Fourth Seminar – finish 12.15pm

Lunch

Year 10 students: 12:00 in Ground Floor Refectory

Visiting students and Ampleforth staff: 12:15 pm in Ground Floor Refectory

Ampleforth Yrs 11 and 12 students: 12.30pm in Ground Floor Refectory

Parents and guests: 12.15 pm in First Floor Refectory

All other Ampleforth Students: 1.15 pm in Ground Floor Refectory

1.30pm Ampleforth parents only: go to Big Study and Big Passage for: HIGHER EDUCATION AND GAP YEAR FAIR 2.00pm Visiting students only: go to Big Study and Big Passage for: HIGHER EDUCATION AND GAP YEAR FAIR

Ampleforth Middle 6 students only (no space for parents): go to the Theatre for: WHAT DO UNIVERSITIES LOOK FOR IN A UCAS FORM? Lisa Rodway, University of Durham

2.00pm Ampleforth Parents: go to the Alcuin Room for:

SIXTH FORM STORIES Current Upper Sixth students will tell parents how and why they made their university/career choices. Head of Sixth Form, Bill Lofthouse, will also be available to answer questions about the university application process.

2.50-3.30pm Ampleforth Middle 6 students only: go to Big Study and Big Passage for: HIGHER EDUCATION AND GAP YEAR FAIR

3.30 pm Tea for parents [guests free to depart] Main Hall 4.00 pm Tutorials for Ampleforth students with debriefing

SEMINAR 1: 9:30 – 10:00

TITLE GUEST SPEAKER CHAIR ROOM

1 University Admissions Tests

Dave Leal

Oxford University

G McGovern Maths 64

2 Getting into Medicine Felicity Stephenson

Newcastle Medical School

Fr Cedd Lab 2 , Bamford Centre

3 How to Choose the Right

Course

Sue Garrett

University of Bath

G Foster Christian Theology 30

4 Engineering Courses Gemma Greenup, Abby Smith,

Max Bloomfield and Joe Christian

University of Sheffield

O.Beveridge Science Lecture Lab,

Bamford Centre

5 Interior Architecture and

Architecture

Peter Dickson

Northumbria University

K Medway History 41

6 Why Durham? Lisa Rodway

University of Durham

C Vowles History 43

7 Undergraduate Study in the

US

Phil Garner

Study US

H Graham Christian Theology 34

8 Studying Divinity and joint

honours courses

Judith Wolfe

University of St Andrews

H Pepper Christian Theology 32

9

How to choose the right

Business Course

Claudia Colicchia

University of Hull

J Simmonds Modern Foreign

Languages 71

10 Cambridge University Laura Jeffrey

University of Cambridge

Br Ambrose History 44

11 Studying Geography Jon Lovett

University of Leeds

L Hornby History 42

12 Careers and HE

opportunities in

International Business,

Hospitality, Hotel, Sport,

Events & Luxury Brand

Management

Marcus and Rebecca Burnett

Burnett Global Education

D Willis Christian Theology 31

13 Preparation for Higher

Education. Compulsory for

Ampleforth Yr 11

Yolande Sumbele

Leeds University

D Cocks Alcuin Room

14 Teaching

Amy Prentice

Newman University

J Weston Christian Theology 33

15 Studying Anthropology Elena Miltiadis


P Melling Maths 63

16 Careers in Fashion Zoe Souter

Condé Nast

E Coop Maths 54

17 Studying Philosophy Will McNeill

University of Southampton

M Torrens Burton Maths 62

18 Studying Computer Science Undergraduates


P Curran Modern Foreign

Languages 76

19 Careers in Nursing Elizabeth Depnering

York Teaching Hospitals NHS

Foundation Trust

A Thorpe Lab 4, Bamford Centre

20 Why Liverpool? Louise Carr

University of Liverpool

W James Maths 60

21 Studying Drama Emmanuelle Toone

University of Leeds

W Lofthouse English 11

SEMINAR 2: 10.15-10.45 AM

TITLE GUEST SPEAKER CHAIR ROOM

1 Surveying and Real Estate Mark Kirk


O Beveridge History 41


Cambridge University

G McGovern History 44

3 Getting into Medicine Felicity Stephenson

Newcastle Medical School

P Anderson Lab 2, Bamford

Centre

4 Studying Law and

Becoming a Solicitor

Angela Smith and Stephanie Duodo

The University of Law

D Willis Lab 4, Bamford

Centre

5 An Introduction to Higher

Education:Why? What?

Where? How?

Louise Carr


F Garcia Ortega Alcuin Room

6 Careers in Fashion Zoe Souter

Condé Nast

H Pepper Maths 54

7 Why Northumbria? Danielle Hogg


J Stannard History 42

8 Careers with Maths Erica Tyson

Institute of Mathematics and its

Applications

Fr Cedd English 11

9 Studying Philosophy Will McNeill

University of Southampton

C Starkey Maths 62

10 Engineering courses

Gemma Greenup and

undergraduates


K Medway Science Lecture Lab

11 Preparing for Open Days Jonathan Bailey

University of Nottingham

V Fogg Modern Languages

71

12 What can be gained from a

gap year? Find out from

Raleigh International

Tom Boon


S Baseley Christian Theology

30

13 University Interview

Workshop

Dave Leal

Oxford University

A McNeill Maths 64

14 Why St Andrews? Duncan Vickers


A Powney Christian Theology

34

15 Why Leeds? Yolande Sumbele

University of Leeds

J Kirke-Smith Christian Theology

32

16 Studying History Andrew Heath


P Connor History 43

17 Not just another gap year:

Outdoor Instructor

Training in Scotland

Emily and Mark Kittle

Abernethy

C Vowles Modern Foreign

Languages 76

18 Careers in Journalism Jonny McGuigan

BBC Look North

D Davison Christian Theology

33

19 Why an Art Foundation

course?

Lydia Wood

Old Amplefordian

A Lister English as a Foreign

Language 20

SEMINAR 3: 11.00 – 11.30AM

TITLE GUEST SPEAKER CHAIRED BY ROOM

1 University Admissions

Tests

Dave Leal

Oxford University

R Warren Maths 64

2 Studying Modern

Languages

Thomas Jochum-Critchley

University of York

F Garcia Ortega Modern Languages

71

3 How to Choose the Right

Course

Sue Garret

University of Bath

N O’Donovan Christian Theology

30

4 Careers in Accountancy Charlotte Lever

PwC

A Smerdon Maths 63

5 Alternatives to Medicine Rose Bavage

University of Leeds

A Thorpe Lab 2, Bamford

Centre

6 Studying Theology Laura Jeffrey


Fr Chad History 44

7 Preparing for Open Days Jonathan Bailey


V Fogg History 41

8 Why Manchester? Laura Cragg

University of Manchester

A De Vries Maths 54

9 Careers and HE

opportunities in

International Business,

Hospitality, Sport, Events

and Luxury Brand

Management

Marcus and Rebecca Burnett


W Dore Christian Theology

31

10 Why the Royal

Agricultural University?

Philippa Dalby

Royal Agricultural University

J Stannard Modern Foreign

Languages 76

11 Is the mobile phone

finished? An Engineering

Taster Lecture

Des McLernon

University of Leeds

P Gaytenby History 42

12 Studying Sport Claire Taylor

Leeds Beckett University

G Atkins Christian Theology

32

13 Studying Chemistry Jim Reid


S Howard Lab 4, Bamford

Centre

14 Applying to an American

University

Phil Garner

Study US

A McNeill Christian Theology

34

15 An alternative to

university

Ella Watts

Quest Professional

J Sutcliffe Maths 60

16 I AM…a product designer

I AM… a furniture

designer

David Swann

Sheffield Hallam University

J Hart Science Lecture Lab

17 Studying History Andrew Heath


J Kirke- Smith History 43

18 Preparation for Higher

Education. Compulsory

for Ampleforth Yr 11

students

Yolande Sumbele

University of Leeds

J Depnering Alcuin Room

19 Careers in Journalism Jonny McGuigan

BBC Look North

R Groarke Christian Theology

33

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SEMINAR 4: 11.45 – 12.15PM

TITLE GUEST SPEAKER CHAIRED BY ROOM



M Torrens Burton History 44

2 Careers with Maths Erica Tyson


Applications

R Warren English 11

3 Studying Engineering at

Leeds – What Can You

Expect?

Des McLernon

University of Leeds

E Coop History 42

4 Why Loughborough? Sophie-Louise Hyde

Loughborough University

W James Maths 60

5 Studying Dentistry Derek Patrick and Aoife Crummey

University of Dundee

K Medway Maths 63

6 An Introduction to Higher

Education: Why? What?

Where? How?

Louise Carr


A Lister Alcuin Room

7 Being a Barrister Daniel Penman

KBW Barristers Chambers

J Depnering Science Lecture Lab

8 Choose Spain to Prepare

Yourself to work at a Global

Level

Gabriela Montojo Sancho

IE University Madrid

G Foster Lab 4, Bamford Centre

9 Alternatives to Medicine

Rose Bavage

University of Leeds

P Anderson Lab 2, Bamford Centre

10 University Interview

Workshop

Dave Leal

Oxford University

A McNeill Maths 64

11 The advantages of the courses

offered at new universities

Rob Rattray


P Melling Christian Theology 34

12 Music courses Richard Powell, Catherine Duncan and

Roger Marsh

University of York

W Dore History 43

13 Studying in Europe

Mark Huntington

A Star Future

F Garcia- Ortega Modern Languages 76

14 Why Bristol? Lee Gunton

University of Bristol

L Hornby English 12

15 Art and Design Courses tbc

York St John University

S Bird English as a Foreign

Language 20

16 Taster S.A.T. lesson for entry

to an American university

Phil Garner

Study US

Fr Chad Christian Theology 31

17 What can be gained from a

gap year? Find out from

Raleigh Inernational

Tom Boon


H Graham Christian Theology 30

18 The University of Glasgow

and the Scottish system

Lauren Watt

University of Glasgow

J Simmonds Maths 54

19 Graduate labour market

information and why it

matters

Sally Green

True North Careers

C Starkey Christian Theology 33

20 Why Nottingham? Jonathan Bailey


D Cocks Modern Foreign

Languages 71

21 Studying English Literature Sheila Cosgrove

University of York

D Davison Christian Theology 32

22 Architecture and Interior

Architecture

Peter Dickson


S Baseley History 41


MORNING

SEMINARS

MAKING CHOICES

AND APPLICATIONS

HOW TO CHOOSE THE

RIGHT COURSE: Sue

Garrett from the University of

Bath will give advice on

choosing the right course at

the right university. Sue will

also give tips on the UCAS

process.

PREPARING FOR OPEN

DAYS: Jonathan Bailey from

the University of Nottingham

will explain how to make the

most of University Open

Days.

PREPARATION FOR

HIGHER EDUCATION:

MAKING THE MOST OF

YEAR 12 (for Yr 11 only):

Yolande Sumbele from the

University of Leeds will give

tips to Year 11 students on

preparing for Higher

Education by making the most

of Year 12.

AN INTRODUCTION TO

HIGHER EDUCATION:

WHY? WHAT? WHERE?

HOW? Louise Carr from the

University of Liverpool will

explain the higher education

system in the UK.

GRADUATE LABOUR

MARKET INFORMATION

AND WHY IT MATTERS:

Sally Green from True North

Careers will deliver a

presentation on current and

future employment trends and

the careers that graduates are

choosing.

CAMBRIDGE

UNIVERSITY: Laura Jeffrey

from Cambridge University

will explain the admissions

policy at Cambridge and what

the University and Colleges

have to offer undergraduate

students.

GLASGOW UNIVERSITY

AND THE SCOTTISH

SYSTEM: Lauren Watt from

the University of Glasgow will

discuss the benefits of studying

at Glasgow and expand on the

flexible Scottish degree

system.

WHY MANCHESTER?

Laura Cragg from the

University of Manchester will

present a seminar on the

benefits of studying in

Manchester.

WHY ST ANDREWS?

Duncan Vickers from the

University of St Andrews will

speak about the advantages of

being a student at St Andrews.


WHY BRISTOL?

Lee Gunton from the

University of Bristol will give

a presentation on what it is

like to be a student at the

University of Bristol and what

the University of Bristol looks

for in applications.

WHY LOUGHBOROUGH?

Sophie-Louise Hyde from

Loughborough University will

give an overview of the

courses they offer and an

introduction to the university.

WHY NORTHUMBRIA?

Danielle Hogg will speak

about the courses offered at

Northumbria.

WHY LEEDS?

Yolande Sumbele from the

University of Leeds will speak

about what it’s like to be a

student at Leeds.

WHY DURHAM?

Lisa Rodway from the

University of Durham will

give a presentation on being a

student at Durham.

WHY LIVERPOOL?

Louise Carr will speak about

going to university in

Liverpool.

WHY NOTTINGHAM?

Jonathan Bailey will give a

presentation on what it’s like

to be a student at Nottingham.

THE ADVANTAGES OF

COURSES OFFERED AT

NEW UNIVERSITIES: Rob

Rattray from Leeds Beckett

University will speak about

the variety of courses offered

by the new universities.

ADMISSIONS TESTS: Dave

Leal from Oxford University

will give a talk on admissions

tests used at Oxford and

elsewhere.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY

INTERVIEW WORKSHOP: Dave Leal from Oxford

University will run an

interview workshop for those

interested in applying to

Oxford and other universities

that interview.

BUSINESS

HOW TO CHOOSE THE

RIGHT BUSINESS COURSE:

Claudia Colicchia from the

University of Hull will present a

seminar on the range of business

degrees available and how to

choose the right one.

STEM CAREERS (Science, Technology,

Engineering and

Maths)

ENGINEERING COURSES:

Gemma Greenup and several


undergraduates from the

University of Sheffield will give

a talk on the different

Engineering courses and the

variety of careers available for

graduates.

IS THE MOBILE PHONE

FINISHED? – AN

ENGINEERING TASTER

LECTURE FROM THE

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS:

Des McLernon will look at the

history of wireless

communications and explain

why in the future our mobile

networks can no longer cope

with the huge data explosion

caused mostly by social media.

While the next generation of

phones in 2020 (5G) will try to

alleviate this, can the mobile

phone survive much into the

future? He will also explain how

smart wireless "pills" will roam

inside our bodies sending

medical data back to our

doctors; how we can extract

speech from the video of a crisp

packet; and how with MRI

machines we can actually look

inside the brain

and extract movies that we are

watching !

STUDYING ENGINEERING

AT LEEDS – WHAT CAN

YOU EXPECT? Des

McLernon will look at what

engineering is all about and

what you can expect at Leeds

University. He will look in

detail about what life is like for

an undergraduate on a

demanding 4-year MEng

degree.

CAREERS WITH MATHS:

Erica Tyson, from the Institute

of Mathematics and its

Applications will speak about

careers which involve using a

Maths degree.

GETTING INTO

MEDICINE: Felicity

Stephenson from the University

of Newcastle’s School of

Medicine will outline what is

involved in qualifying to

become a doctor.

ALTERNATIVES TO

MEDICINE: Rose Bavage

from the University of Leeds

will give a talk on alternatives to

studying Medicine including

Biomedicine and Biological

degrees.

CAREERS IN NURSING:

Elizabeth Depnering from York

Teaching Hospitals NHS

Foundation Trust will give an

overview of the wealth of career

opportunities available in

nursing.

STUDYING CHEMISTRY: Jim Reid from the University of

Sheffield will give a

presentation on studying

Chemistry at undergraduate

level.

CAREERS IN

ACCOUNTANCY: A delegate


from PwC will give a

presentation on the routes into

Accountancy.

STUDYING DENTISTRY:

Derek Patrick and Aoife

Crummey from the University

of Dundee will present a

seminar on studying Dentistry.

COMPUTER SCIENCE:

Students from the University of

Sheffield will provide an insight

into their degree involving

robotics, programming, 3D

graphics, virtual reality and

much more.

STUDYING OUTSIDE

THE UK

STUDYING IN EUROPE:

Mark Huntington from A Star

Future will give practical

advice on study options in

Europe with a particular focus

on the Netherlands.

APPLYING TO AN

AMERICAN

UNIVERSITY: Philip Garner from Study US

will explain what’s involved

in applying for an American

university, the kinds of

scholarships available and the

S.A.T. tuition here at

Ampleforth.

INTERNATIONAL

HOSPITALITY, EVENT

MANAGEMENT AND

HOTEL MANAGEMENT:

Marcus and Rebecca Burnett,

representing 16 global

universities through Burnett

Global Education, will deliver

a talk on Diploma, Degree and

Summer Courses in Business

Management, Hospitality

Management, Hotel

Management, Event

Management, Sport &

Entertainment Management,

Tourism Management and

Luxury Brand Management at

the private universities of

Glion and Les Roches in

Switzerland, Spain, China,

USA and London, the Swiss

Education Group in

Switzerland, and Blue

Mountains Hotel Management

School in Australia. Courses

also offered in international

relations, economics,

computer science, finance and

business in Switzerland &

Austria.

CHOOSE SPAIN TO

PREPARE YOURSELF TO

WORK AT A GLOBAL

LEVEL: Gabriela Montojo

Sancho from IE University in

Madrid will give a

presentation on the ten

degrees offered in English ,

the opportunities for

internships and studying in

partner universities. She will

also speak about the


entrepreneurial focus of the

university.

AGRICULTURE,

GEOGRAPHY,

CONSERVATION

and

INTERNATIONAL

DEVELOPMENT

WHY THE ROYAL

AGRICULTURAL

UNIVERSITY?

Philippa Dalby from the Royal

Agricultural University will

present a seminar on the range

of degrees in Agriculture,

Food, Environment, Business,

Equine and Real Estate &

Land Management offered by

the RAU and what it is like to

be a student there.

WHAT CAN BE GAINED

FROM A GAP YEAR?

FIND OUT FROM

RALEIGH

INTERNATIONAL: Tom

Boon from Raleigh

International will talk about

how you can build up your

CV and gain transferable

skills, while at the same time

helping communities in

developing countries to

improve their standard of

living by introducing low cost

technologies and enabling

them access to basic services

such as water, sanitation,

education and energy.

NOT JUST ANOTHER

GAP YEAR: OUTDOOR

INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

IN SCOTLAND: Emily and

Mark Kittle from Abernethy

will speak about the outdoor

instructor training

opportunities they offer.

STUDYING GEOGRAPHY John Lovett from the

University of Leeds will give

a talk on Geography degrees

and the careers they can lead

to.

LAW, THEOLOGY,

ANTHROPOLOGY,

PHILOSOPHY,

SURVEYING AND

SPORT

BEING A BARRISTER:

Daniel Penman from KBW

Barristers Chambers in Leeds

will give a presentation about

training to be a barrister and

what life is like at the Bar.

STUDYING LAW AND

BECOMING A

SOLICITOR: Angela Smith

and Stephanie Duodo will

give a presentation on

studying Law at university

and becoming a solicitor.


CAREERS IN

SURVEYING AND REAL

ESTATE:

Mark Kirk from Northumbria

University will give a talk on

the courses they offer in

Surveying , Quantity

Surveying and Real Estate.

DIVINITY AND JOINT

HONOURS COURSES: Judith Wolfe from the

University of St Andrews will

speak about studying Divinity

and the Joint Honours courses

offered by St Andrews.

STUDYING THEOLOGY:

Laura Jeffrey from Cambridge

University will speak about

studying Theology.

PHILOSOPHY: Will

McNeill from the University

of Southampton will give a

talk on studying Philosophy at

university.

ANTHROPOLOGY: Elena

Miltiadis from the University

of Durham will explain what

the study of Anthropology

involves.

STUDYING SPORT: Claire

Taylor from Leeds Beckett

University will give a talk on

the courses in Sport offered by

the university.

LANGUAGES,

HISTORY, MUSIC,

JOURNALISM,

DRAMA AND THE

ARTS

LANGUAGES: Thomas

Jochum-Critchley from the

University of York will give a

talk on studying Modern

Languages at university as all

or part of a degree and an

overview of the careers that

language study can lead to.

ENGLISH LITERATURE:

Sheila Cosgrove from the

University of York will give a

talk on what is involved in

studying English Literature at

university.

DRAMA: Emmanuelle

Toone, Old Amplefordian and

second year student at the

University of Leeds, will

present a seminar on studying

drama.

MUSIC COURSES: Richard

Powell, Catherine Duncan

and Roger Marsh from the

University of York will speak

about studying Music.

STUDYING ECONOMICS:

A delegate from the

University of Durham will

speak about the requirements

for studying Economics and

the different courses available.


STUDYING HISTORY:

Andrew Heath from the

University of Sheffield will

explain what is involved in

studying History at university.

COURSES AND CAREERS

IN JOURNALISM: Jonny

McGuigan broadcast journalist

for BBC Look North, will give

a presentation on a career in

journalism today, including

TV, radio, social media and

digital journalism.

TEACHING and

FASHION

TEACHING: Amy Prentice

from Newman University, one

of only three Catholic

universities in the UK, will

outline the university and

work-based routes into the

teaching profession and

explain the differences

between them.

CAREERS IN FASHION:

Zoe Souter from the Condé

Nast College of Fashion and

Design will describe the many

careers in fashion from

Journalism to Marketing to

Fashion Design.

ARCHITECTURE,

PRODUCT DESIGN

AND ART

INTERIOR

ARCHITECTURE AND

ARCHITECTURE

Peter Dickson from


will give a presentation on

studying Interior

Architecture and

Architecture

I AM… A PRODUCT

DESIGNER. I AM…A

FURNITURE

DESIGNER: David

Swann from the Sheffield

Hallam University will

present a seminar on

product design and

furniture design.

WHY AN ART

FOUNDATION

COURSE? Lydia Wood

who left Ampleforth in

2012 and then studied at

the Leeds College of Art

and Goldsmiths University,

will give a presentation on

the benefits of doing an art

foundation course.

ART AND DESIGN

COURSES: A delegate

from York St John

University will present a

seminar on studying art

and design at university.


ALTERNATIVES TO

UNIVERSITY

QUEST PROFESSIONAL:

Ella Watts from Quest

Professional will present a

seminar on their business

training programmes as an

alternative to university.

AFTERNOON

PRESENTATIONS

WHAT DO UNIVERSITIES

LOOK FOR IN A UCAS

FORM? Lisa Rodway from

the University of Durham will

explain what university

admissions tutors look for in a

UCAS form and Personal

Statement.THIS WILL

TAKE PLACE IN THE

THEATRE FOR YR 12

AMPLEFORTH

STUDENTS

SIXTH FORM STORIES:

Current Upper Sixth

Ampleforth College students

will tell the story of their own

personal journeys towards

university and why and how

they made their choices.

THIS WILL TAKE PLACE

IN THE ALCUIN ROOM

FOR AMPLEFORTH

PARENTS

AFTERNOON

EXHIBITIONS

Abernethy

Army Careers

A Star Future

University of Bath

University of Bristol


University of Cambridge

University of Dundee


University of Glasgow

University of Hull

IE University, Spain


Applications

University of Law

University of Leeds



Loughborough University

University of Manchester

University of Newcastle

Newman University



Oxford University

PwC

Quest Professional

RAF Careers


Royal Agricultural University

Royal Navy and Royal Marines Careers


Sheffield Hallam University


Study US

True North Careers

University of York

York Teaching Hospital NHS

Foundation Trust

GAP FAIR

EXHIBITORS

Art History Abroad

Conde Nast College of Fashion and

Design School

Cotswold Outdoor Ltd

John Hall Venice

Manquehue Apostolic Movement

New Town Edinburgh

Orchards Cookery

Projects Abroad


Tante Marie

The Avenue Cookery School

The Experiment of International Living

GENERAL SAFETY

Vehicles

Please respect at all times the 10mph speed

limit.

Fire

Please evacuate the building you are in if

the fire alarm sounds. In most areas, a duty

Fire Warden will direct you to a place of

safety, but there are buildings which will

be open in which they will be no duty Fire

Warden, in which circumstance please

follow the signs which direct you to the

nearest fire exit. There are no tests of alarm

systems planned during the HEC, so please

treat any alarm as a real emergency. If you

discover a fire, please activate the alarm at

the nearest signposted fire point and leave

the building immediately. Do not re-enter

until you are informed by a Fire Warden

that it is safe to do so.

First Aid

We have nominated first aiders present at

the conference. Please contact one of the

HEC team who will be able to assist. The

nearest first aid box is located at Reception

and the nearest defibrillator is located by

the disabled toilets just off Main Hall. In

the event of a serious medical emergency,

please dial 999 or (9)999 from an internal

phone, give details and request an

ambulance before contacting the HEC

team.

Dogs

Dogs are welcome on site, on a lead,

providing they are kept to public rights of

way. Owners must ensure that any dog

waste is picked up and placed in the dog

waste bins provided or removed from

site. Dogs are not allowed inside

buildings, other than assistance dogs.

Emergencies and Security

In the event of a (non-medical) emergency

or accident resulting in damage or loss,

College Security numbers are as follows:


01439 766790 - Security Manager

01439 766829 - Security Office

07973 932409 – Security Team (night)

07803 239600 – Security Team (day)

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