Social & Entertainment Partners - ExCeL London
Social & Entertainment Partners - ExCeL London
Social & Entertainment Partners - ExCeL London
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Temporary Event Staff<br />
20<br />
Royal Docks Business School (UEL)<br />
The University of East <strong>London</strong> (UEL) is a global<br />
learning community with over 23,000 students<br />
from over 120 countries world-wide.<br />
Our vision is to achieve recognition, both nationally and<br />
internationally, as a successful and inclusive regional university<br />
proud of its diversity, committed to new modes of learning which<br />
focus on students and enhance their employability, and renowned<br />
for our contribution to social, cultural and economic development,<br />
especially through our research and scholarship. We have a strong<br />
track-record in widening participation and working with industry.<br />
The University of East <strong>London</strong> launched its BA Events<br />
Management degree programme in 2007 and it has already<br />
become one of the most popular courses in the Royal Docks<br />
Business School. Our students come from a diverse mix of<br />
backgrounds and many have previous experience of working in<br />
the events industry and related fields.<br />
Many are pro-active and are not averse to rolling up their sleeves<br />
and getting their hands dirty. Equally, they appear to relish the<br />
opportunity to explore new opportunities and to accept additional<br />
responsibility, and are often capable of working with limited or no<br />
supervision.<br />
We actively promote the benefits of gaining practical, hands-on<br />
experience during their studies as we understand that this type of<br />
experience is vital in an increasingly competitive marketplace.<br />
A number of students have worked as temporary events staff at<br />
events staged at <strong>ExCeL</strong> <strong>London</strong> on an ad-hoc basis and we would<br />
welcome any similar opportunities or more formal arrangements.<br />
With this in mind, we are proposing to introduce a series of<br />
work-based learning modules where students can evaluate their<br />
experience and skills in the work environment and attain credit<br />
towards their programme of study.<br />
If you have an event or opportunity where you wish to discuss<br />
the possibility of UEL students assisting with the planning and<br />
delivery stages, please contact Mark Watson.<br />
Contact: Mark Watson<br />
T +44 (0) 20 8223 3391<br />
E rdbs-employability@uel.ac.uk<br />
W www.uel.ac.uk