Dana Dabbous, PhD, Andrea Laczik, Josh Patel – Edge Foundation
This workshop is based on research conducted by the Edge Foundation in collaboration with the Universities of Bath, Huddersfield and Oxford. We will focus on discussing the motivations and perceived benefits of both employers’ in hiring degree apprentices or placing existing employees on the DA programme and motivations degree apprentices themselves expressed for choosing to purse a degree apprenticeship.
Exploring the potential of work-based projects carried out as part of degree apprenticeships to contribute to workplace productivity –
Prof. Jonathan Garnett – GARNETT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LTD
Paula Reynier – Leeds Trinity University
This session identifies and draws upon major themes emerging from recent research using a grounded theory approach to explore the experience of apprentices and their employers on a range of degree apprenticeship programmes offered by Leeds Trinity University.
Upskilling Graduates of Degree apprenticeships : finding workplace solutions in learning in and from practise –
Sue Elmer, Katie Simpson – Leeds Trinity University
This session captures key themes emerging from case study analyses of apprenticeship students who write case notes about their experiences of applying learning in the workplace. Using a thematic analysis approach, the researchers critically reflect on ways in which apprentices themselves are motivated to apply their learning, to change the way they work with children and families and to introduce new ways of working that directly benefit employers.
Widening Participation in Higher and Degree Apprenticeships Associate –
Prof. Rachael Johnstone – University of Exeter
Karen Squire, CMgr FCMI, SFHEA – University of Exeter Business School
The University of Exeter’s access and participation plan has made higher and degree apprenticeships a priority, allowing a diverse group of learners to access the opportunities made possible through apprenticeships. This interactive workshop will explore levelling up recruitment challenges, and the benefits of developing inclusive and innovative approaches to recruitment and widening participation through apprenticeships.
Revitalising Leadership: Exploring Higher Apprenticeships for mid-career growth and impact –
Professor Elaine Limond – University College Birmingham
Elaine, is an experienced coach in elite sports and education, a Business School Vice Dean and Professor in sports education. She’s passionate about bringing out the best in people, focusing on leadership and high-performance culture.
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