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Higher Education in FE
17 Feb 2011
FE-HE Collaboration: Drivers of Change. Held at the Conference Suite, Eversheds LLP Headquarters, London with a satellite centre at Eversheds offices in Manchester.
This conference addressed the way forward in FE and HE Education, the various partnerships and collaborations possible and the challenges of loss of funding.
Programme
10:00
John O’Leary, Editor, the Times Good University Guide
Welcome and introduction by conference chair
Biography: John O'Leary
10:10
Prof Christine King CBE, Vice-Chancellor, Staffordshire University
Opening address
Biography: Professor Christine King CBE
10:30
John Widdowson, Chair, Mixed Economy Group (MEG); Principal and Chief Executive, New College Durham
The new funding landscape; new partnerships and collaborations
Biography: John Widdowson CBE
10:50
Dr Ian Tunbridge OBE, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Thames Valley University; Executive, Association for Collaborative Provision of HE (ACP)
From Leitch to Browne, HE in FE at a turning point
Biography: Dr Ian Tunbridge OBE
11:10
Questions, comments and discussion: Session 1
11:20
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
What's on now:
11:50
Steve Kendall, Associate Dean of Partnerships, University of Bedfordshire
The widening participation agenda – partnerships and collaborations
Biography: Steve Kendall
12:10
Andy Westwood, Chief Executive, GuildHE
Success in FE-HE collaboration – synergy, progression, the best for both
Biography: Andy Westwood
12:30
Glynne Stanfield, Partner, Eversheds
Effective models for HE FE collaboration
Biography: Glynne Stanfield
12:50
Questions, comments, discussion: Session 2
13:00
Buffet lunch, networking and exhibition
14:00
Evan Dickerson, HE and HE in FE Adviser, JISC Regional Support Centre London
Keynote address: The way forward for HE provision at FE Colleges
Biography: Evan Dickerson
14:30
Panel discussion
Panellists discussed the future of higher education at further education colleges as well as maintaining sustainable and committed collaborations between FE colleges and HEI’s. They addressed the access, social mobility and progression agenda, and the apprenticeships, employees and vocational route.
Susan Hayday, Director of Workplace Learning Strategy, Foundation Degree Forward;
Professor John Storan, Director of Continuum, University of East London; Action on Access;
Dan Shaffer, Senior Project Officer, Supporting Professionalism in Admissions (SPA).
Biography: Susan Hayday
Biography: Dan Shaffer
Biography: Professor John Storan
14:55
Questions, comments and discussion: Session 3
15:15
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
15:45
Seminar A1: Models for future FE in HE Collaboration
David Jenkins, Director of Partnerships, Staffordshire University; Chair, Association for Collaborative Provision of HE (ACP)
Biography: David Jenkins
15:45
Seminar A2: Quality in qualifications in FE
Dr Stephen Jackson, Director of Reviews, Quality Assurance Agency (QAA)
Biography: Dr Stephen Jackson
15:45
Seminar A3: Support for Colleges: teaching, learning and scholarly activities
Steve Rose, Education Subject Centre, Higher Education Academy (HEA)
Biography: Steve Rose
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