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At the BACH Annual National Conference in Nottingham March 2018 Jenny Herdman from the Home Building Skills Partnership shared thoughts on sharing and partnership working for the greater good of the complete construction industry.
See her presentation
Gemma discussed professional development nationwide and BACH Members were impressed to hear that there are 30,000 STEM Ambassadors from more than 2,500 employers.
It is important that every college looks at its training of the future Construction Heads
See Gemma presentation given t0 the BACH British Association of Construction Heads. National Annual Conference 11 to 13 March 2018
Apprenticeship Development Summary Sector Plan Update Report
Updated March 2018
Neil Hartis of CITB updated the Best Informed Construction Heads at the BACH National Annual Conference.
See the report Neil Hartis Sector Plan Report March 2018
T Level comments from ‘Table discussion’
More questions than answers on T levels. Good on paper, but the detail is required and different T Level groups are going do different routes.
Work Experience is a challenge. To be covered Tuesday 13 March.
How can you decide what you are offering until the funding is decided?
Level 3 but so much seems to be level 2. Should we be talking about Standards rather than Levels?
Access the experienced people to deliver the Standards, will be a challenge. Are the facilities in FE colleges of the size and equipped to deliver the new Standards?
Overall there are differing views on how T Levels are developing. Join BACH Development Day 21 November 2018 in the Midlands for the next BACH update.
Ian Billyard, Principal Leeds College of Building, explained the latest news and achievements of those running the groups to The Best Informed Construction Heads at the BACH (British Association of Construction Heads) National Annual Conference, Nottingham 12 March 2018
Thank you for joining with the best informed Construction Heads at the BACH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE
Sunday 11 to Tuesday 13 March 2018 Nottingham
For Delegates or Presenters not staying for the complete conference, we have hotel rooms available at very good rates. Please call Ian on 07539 143184 or email ia***@ba**.uk
Key information for delegate
The conference and accommodation is at the Hilton Nottingham Milton St, Nottingham NG1 3PZ.
Nottingham Station is .7 of a mile away and a 14 minute walk and 1.6 mile taxi ride allow 10 minutes. The hotel is also our conference venue. It is located next door to the Victoria Shopping Mall and in the City Centre.
We have a limited number of car parking spaces reserved for delegates booking the complete package. Those that have booked a space will be given an exit ticket on departure. Tomorrow I will email those booked with details.
14.00 to 16.45 Check-in at our Hotel and collect Delegates Pack. After 16.45 check-in at the hotel reception and collect your Delegate Pack Monday morning at the conference. 18.30 Sunday evening meet in reception for the famous Castle Rock Brewery Tour. This will be followed by a light dinner. Casual dress. Evening supported by our sponsor NOCN.
MONDAY 12 MARCH
06:30 to 07.45 Breakfast at our hotel
08.30 Conference opens
Hot buffet lunch and refreshments throughout the day
17.00 Day 1 closes
18.30 Welcome pre-dinner drink
19.15 be seated for dinner.
19.30 dinner is served and this will be followed by Peter Slater is a freelance sports broadcaster and author of “Don’t You Know Who I Am?” – 35 years being ignored by sports rich and famous. 06:30 to 07.45 Breakfast at our hotel
06:30 to 07.45 Breakfast at our hotel
08.30 Conference Day 2 opens
Hot buffet lunch and refreshments throughout the day
15.00 Conference closes and free taxi to the station for those that had booked it will depart 15.30 sharp.