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This booklet is sponsored by

STUDENT TRAINING

2010-11

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Hello and welcome to SORTED!SORTED offers innovative and dynamic training sessions with something to suit everyone. Our 2010/11 programme is designed to be more diverse than ever and aims to provide training in topics which are both interesting and useful. Whether you choose Essay Writing skills, Presentation skills or IT skills, SORTED provides CV filling, career-enhancing opportunities for everyone. All sessions are delivered by either dedicated professionals or our own professionally trained Student Trainers. Overwhelming evidence from graduate employers suggest they need enterprising, highly skilled individuals who have experiences beyond those gained through taking a largely theoretical degree, this has never been more evident than in the current economic climate. The latest survey by the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) shows an increase in the number of applications for each graduate job. Carl Gilleard, Chief Executive of the AGR says “we are encouraging employers to look beyond the degree classification”. Employers are looking for evidence of “soft skills” such as team working and communication skills with 55% of employers believing that a lack of such skills “poses a serious problem for their business”.

All SORTED sessions are accredited with certification and designed to develop both your personal and professional skills and increase your ability to impress graduate employers. The great advantage of SORTED is that the majority of the training sessions are free of charge through the Students’ Union and all students can get involved whether you’re a fresher, a final year or a postgraduate. Have a glance through the booklet and take a look at the superb opportunities on offer. Once you have chosen a session then either visit our website, email SORTED@bath.ac.uk or simply drop into the SORTED Office 1 East, Level 3 of the Students’ Union.

Good luck with this semester, and we hope to see you soon.

Ann Howell Vice President Activities & Development 2010/11.

We will be recruiting new members to join the SORTED Student Trainer Team at the end of this semester so if you are interested in developing your training skills and gaining great practical experience, please contact the SORTED Office for further information.

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Contents

1. Getting to know us 6

Student Trainer Development Programme 5

2. Skills for Work and Business 7

3. Skills for Study 9

4. Postgraduate Training 12

5. BANTER Enterprise Training 15

6. Lifestyle and Well Being 16

7. IT Training 18

8. Volunteer Training 20

9. Training for Clubs, Societies & Groups 25

Getting SORTED - here’s how 4

Equal Opportunities and Safe Space 27

10. Vehicle Training 26

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PLEASE NOTE

Non attendance at sessions puts your deposit at risk and you may be asked to pay another £10 to secure future bookings

To participate in training for Volunteering, Rag, Advice & Representation and Clubs & Societies a deposit is not required.

Sessions can be booked on line at: www.BathStudent.com/sorted

Getting SORTED - here’s how

Almost all of the training provided by SORTED is done so free of charge. If you want to become a member and access a wide range of training sessions we ask

you to pay a £10 re-fundable deposit.

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The deposit can be purchased on line with a debit/credit card on www.Bathstudent.com/sorted or in the Finance Office, Students’ Union

with cash or a cheque.

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Once you’ve paid your deposit you can sign up to any of the sessions detailed in this booklet at: www.BathStudent.com/sorted

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If you have attended all the training sessions you sign up for, or have given us two days notice if you are unable to attend, your deposit will be refunded at the

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you sign up for.

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SORTED Student Trainer Development Programme

Each year Student Trainers benefit from attendance at “Train the Trainer”, a three day training event held in September, as well as three Development Days where we provide specially tailored training sessions to hone their training skills. They will be asked to develop and deliver at least six workshops during the year, working in pairs. In order to assess their development each Student Trainer will under go both professional and peer assessment.

Does this sound like something you would be interested in becoming involved in? The application process will begin in May 2011 but why not come along to the ‘Do you want to be a Student Trainer’ session in March 2011? You will be able to talk to current Student Trainers about their experiences and ask any questions that you may have.

If you have any questions or comments please email sorted@bath.ac.uk, call ext: 3403 or pop into the SORTED Office, 1 East, Level 3.

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THE BATH AWARDInformation Sessions: 14th OCTOBER 12:15 – 13:00, 9th NOVEmBER 13:15 – 14:00, 8Th DECEmBER 2010 12:15 – 13:00, 17th FEBRUARy 2011, 12:15- 13:00The Bath Award is a scheme that recognises and accredits the skills and achievements gained from your extra-curricular activities, volunteering and work experience. It operates alongside your degree programme and aims to capture the benefits you have gained from all aspects of your university life in terms of skills and experiences that you will find valuable in your future life and work. The Bath Award asks you to reflect upon your experiences and skills training from the ‘SORTED programme’ and/or the Careers Advisory Service ‘Skills Development Programme’. You will be required to compile a submission which will contain evidence of participation in your chosen activities as well as evidence of your development in a range of skills and competencies. The Bath Award asks you to draw your experiences together and present them effectively offering you formal recognition for your extra-curricular activities and helping you stand out from the crowd!

Enterprise Launch Event: 14th OCTOBER 2010, 17:30 – 19:30, 5 WEST 2.4Come along and find out how to improve your business skills and as a result make you more attractive to potential employers. You can also get involved in the Business Plan Competition and Enterprise 010 and network with Business Mentors and Sponsors.

Engaging with the Reflective Process (for Bath Award students only) – Dr Christine Edmead & Dr Gary Mathlin 18th NOVEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 20:00This workshop, delivered by Bath Award Assessors, is aimed at participants in The Bath Award. The aims of the workshop is to help you to appreciate what is meant by the reflective process (a requirement of the Bath Award), to apply the reflective process to a range of situations commonly met in the university environment and in the wider world and to use the skills of reflection to engage more deeply with the feedback cycle.

In the SORTED calendar (centre of booklet), you will find those training sessions that will gain you accreditation in The Bath Award – these sessions are marked with *BA*.

If you are interested in taking part in The Bath Award and/or would like to attend an Information Session please consult the calendar for dates or email thebathaward@bath.ac.uk for more information.

Do you want to be a Student Trainer? 24th mARCh 2011, 13:15 – 14:00If you think you might like to be a Student Trainer in 2011/12 or just want to find out what it’s like to be a Student Trainer then come along to this special session to learn more! Many of our current trainers will be there to share their experiences, to give you a taste of training and to tell you more about applying to be a trainer.

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2. Skills for Work and Business These sessions are designed to help you to develop the skills you will need in the workplace and to assist you with the application process for both full and part time work.

Developing Commercial Awareness as an Employability Skill – PwC 13th OCTOBER 2010, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*The term ‘Commercial Awareness’ is used widely in recruitment but what does it mean? On one level it is the ability to understand what is going on in the business world and even more importantly how this may affect the industry sector for which you are applying. On another level it could be described as what you may have noticed and experienced whilst undertaking part time employment which can help you understand and explore business issues. At the end of the session we will equip you with starting points for developing strong commercial awareness and provide some guidance on how to apply this both in a selection process and throughout your future career. You will have developed several key transferable skills through various forms of work experience and we will help you recognise and articulate them.

Communication Skills: Student Trainers 20th OCTOBER 2010,

18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN & VERBAL COmmUNICATION*This session aims to enable participants to apply a range of interpersonal communication skills with confidence. Listening skills, verbal and non-verbal communication skills will be covered.

Focus on your Future – Careers Service 26th OCTOBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:05It is important to develop your career planning skills as early as possible to ensure that you make the most of your time whilst at the University of Bath. This can include gaining both voluntary and work experience as well as informing your choice of modules and other course components that you take. This session will outline what you need to know to get started and continue to develop your career planning skills plus it will give you the opportunity to ask your own questions relating to your career goals.

Improvisation for Creativity, Enterprise and Confidence – David Beasley 2nd NOVEmBER 2010 & 21st FEBRUARy 2011, 18:00 – 19:30Ever wanted to be the kind of person who can come up with witty comments in any situation? Ever wanted to be more creative and spontaneous? Ever wanted to be able to speak with fluidity and confidence, whatever the circumstances? In this workshop you’ll learn the secrets used by comedy improvisers who can stand in front of an audience and make people laugh with no advance preparation – the same sort of skills that can be applied to writing creative essays, impressing at interviews and networking.

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Communicating with Impact – PwC 30th NOVEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN & VERBAL COmmUNICATION*In this session you will learn what is meant by negotiation and how to negotiate successfully. Group exercises will help build your confidence to enable you to use basic negotiation skills effectively.

Creative Thinking – PwC 7th DECEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*In today’s fast moving environment creative thinking and innovation are vital in the professional world, but how do you develop these skills? This session looks at why innovation is important to PwC and the elements that contribute to innovation and creative thinking.

Developing Leadership and Influencing Skills – PwC 15th FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD LEADERShIP SKILLS*Have you ever wondered why leadership comes more naturally to some than others? This is just one of the issues that will be covered in this interactive session.

Problem Solving and Decision Making – Student Trainers 9th mARCh 2011, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*Problem solving and decision making are important skills for life and business and especially for management and leadership. This workshop will present simple and effective methods to improve these skills.

Team Working Skills – Accenture 22nd mARCh 2011, 18:00 – 19:30 *BATh AWARD TEAm WORK*Team working is integral to the working life of an Analyst at Accenture. So how can teams work effectively? What does it take to succeed? We’ll answer these questions and more at our interactive session As one of the world’s leading management consulting, technology services and outsourcing companies, we help our clients become high-performance businesses. And we’d like to do the same for you. Join us at our Team Working Skills workshop, where Accenture employees will be on hand to answer any questions and offer advice.

Psychometric Assessment – PwC 24th mARCh 2011, 18:15 – 20:00Many graduate employers use psychometric assessment tools to assess candidates for their organisations. This session will give you an introduction to various types of psychometric assessment tests and give you an opportunity to practice taking a psychometric test in preparation for any recruitment testing you might be asked to do.

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Employability – PwC 14th APRIL 2011, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*Employability - many vacancies ask for these skills but what exactly are they. This is an interactive and fun session that allows you to discover what employability skills you have and how you can continue to develop them.

3 Skills for StudyThese workshops are aimed at developing study skills which will complement and enhance your university studies.

Finding Books and Journals – Library Services 14th OCTOBER 2010, 16:15 – 17:05This session will teach you how to find book and journal articles, both printed and electronic, using the Library catalogue and ELIN (Electronic Library Information Navigator). It will help you to make better use of library resources for essays and coursework.

Presentation Skills – Student Trainers 19th OCTOBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*Presentation skills are essential both at university and in the workplace. This workshop will explore the skills needed to present information in an effective and innovative way. This includes communication skills, using visual aids, problem solving and stress and time management. The second part of this course will give you the chance to practice the skills you have learnt and deliver a short presentation on which you will receive constructive feedback.

Critically Evaluating What You Read – Dr Trevor Day 21st OCTOBER 2010 & 24th FEBRUARy 2011, 16:15 – 17:30Using the online tutorial created by Royal Literary Fund Fellow, Trevor Day, in association with the Library, this session will help you to evaluate the worth and relevance of the written materials (books, journal articles, or other online resources) you use in completing coursework assignments.

Effective Group Work – Dr Christine Edmead & Dr. Jos Darling 26th OCTOBER 2010, 18:00 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD TEAm WORK*The ability to work effectively as a member of a team is an invaluable skill both at university and later in an employment setting. Recognition of the skills and strategies required for effective group work can ensure both a positive learning experience and a good mark! The first part of the workshop will use a variety of individual and interactive exercises to identify appropriate skills and facilitate discussion on effective group work strategies. You will then have an opportunity to put ideas and strategies into action during the second part of the session which will involve a group activity.

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yPlanning your Work for the Semester/Time Management – Student Trainers 27th OCTOBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:45This workshop will look at how best to organise your university and social lives as well as your other commitments. The key to successfully achieving your goals is effective use of your time and this session will provide you with the skills to do this.

Plagiarism – what it is and how to avoid it – Library Services 28th OCTOBER 2010 & 10th mARCh 2011, 16:15 – 17:05You’ll have heard of plagiarism, but what do you need to know about it? The aim of this session is to look at what plagiarism is, why it’s wrong and how you can avoid it through effective literature research and good referencing. This session will be useful for anyone who needs to write essays or assignments.

Referencing – a Beginner’s Guide – Library Services 4th NOVEmBER 2010 & 17th mARCh 2011, 16:15 – 17:05 Why is referencing important, and how do you include proper references in your work? In this session we’ll cover the principles and practices of referencing, and you’ll have chance to try referencing different types of material yourself. If you need to write essays or coursework, then this session should help.

Study Skills – Student Trainers, 4th NOVEmBER 2010 & 1st mARCh 2011, 18:15 – 19:45Would you like to learn some tips and techniques to help you study more effectively? Come along to this highly participative session run by our Student Trainers.

Improving your Search Skills – Library Services 11th NOVEmBER 2010 & 17th FEBRUARy 2011, 16:15 – 17:05This session will provide you with the searching skills you need to find the most relevant information for your assignments. These generic skills can be used when searching a range of databases for journal articles and other literature. It will be particularly useful for anyone struggling to find good quality literature beyond their recommended reading lists.

Essay Writing Skills – Student Trainers 16th NOVEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN COmmUNICATION*This session will cover how to structure a well written essay, including identifying relevant content and the need for proper planning and proofing.

Using the Web of Knowledge – Library Services 18th NOVEmBER 2010 & 3rd mARCh 2011, 16:15 – 17:05The Web of Knowledge is an index of high quality journals in all subject areas. This training session will explain what is included in the Web of Knowledge and provide you with hints and tips on how best to search it. Attending this session will help you to perform a literature search more effectively.

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Critical Thinking – Student Trainers 6th DECEmBER 2010, 18;15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*This session looks at how to critically examine information by identifying and analysing different viewpoints and scrutinising your own argument and perspective.

Mind Mapping – Student Trainers 9th DECEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:45Mind mapping, a good study skill, is a way to learn and revise information at the same time. It can be used when starting topics or just before exams, this session will give tips on how to make an effective mind map and what to do next.

Revision & Exam Techniques – Student Trainers 14th DECEmBER 2010 & 19th APRIL 2011, 13:15 – 14:05Get some tips on effective revision and exam techniques so you can make the best use of your revision time.

Critical Thinking and Writing – Student Trainers 16th FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN COmmUNICATION*This session looks at how to critically examine written information by identifying and analysing the viewpoints of the writer and the intended reader. You will also look at scrutinising your own argument and perspective and help to read and write more critically. The session will also explore writing critically and will discuss how to develop a balanced argument in your writing whilst showing an awareness of the bias you might find in the different texts you are referencing.

De Bono’s Six Hats – A tool for Effective Group Thinking – Student Trainers 22nd FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD TEAm WORK*Are you frustrated with group work when discussions go round and round? This session will help you! Dr Edward de Bono developed the “Six Hats” strategy as a tool to facilitate effective group thinking. In this session the student trainers will give you more detail about the principles of “Six Hats” and show you how this can help in many situations from group work to discussions with housemates as well as in planning your own projects.

Managing Time Effectively – PwC 8th mARCh 2011, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*How well do you currently use your time? What are your current time wasters? This session will ask you to investigate these questions and help you to identify new methods of managing your time.

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4 Postgraduate TrainingWhether you are studying on a Masters course or completing your PhD, these postgraduate workshops will help with your research. All our courses cover a wide range of the generic and transferable skills identified in the UK Research Councils’ Joint Statement of Skills. Postgraduates are also very welcome to attend all other types of SORTED training sessions.

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Teaching Internationally Diverse Students – Dr Margarida Dolan 5th OCTOBER 2010 7 14th FEBRUARy 2011, 14:00 – 17:00 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*Do you have teaching responsibilities or are you interested in teaching? Would you like to make your teaching more interactive and meaningful to an internationally diverse student audience? This course focuses on practical teaching approaches, that you can use to support international and UK students to share their experiences, abilities and knowledge in the teaching space.

Communicating Skills and Leadership in an International Environment – Dr Margarida Dolan 19th OCTOBER 2010 & 15th FEBRUARy 2011, 14:00 – 17:00 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN & VERBAL COmmUNICATION, LEADERShIP SKILLS*These sessions focus on issues that impact on communication in internationally diverse environments and explore approaches that support clear communication. Formal and informal situations including meeting and presentations will be discussed.

Building and Motivating Internationally Diverse Teams – Dr Margarida Dolan 1st NOVEmBER 2010 & 8th mARCh 2011, 14:00 – 17:00 *BATh AWARD TEAm WORK*Working in internationally diverse groups can present a number of challenges, and many students may be unable to contribute equitably to the final result. This session discusses typical situations that international students in particular may face, and proposes approaches that can facilitate international and UK students to work together.

Creativity, Problem Solving and Innovation in an International Context – Dr Margarida Dolan 8th NOVEmBER 2010 & 21st mARCh 2011, 14:00 – 17:00 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*Imagination, creativity, originality and innovation are words that are commonly used but that may have different meanings in an international context. In these sessions we will discuss creativity and innovation, and look into a number of problem solving approaches that can support the learning of international students.

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Get into Networking – PwC 9th NOVEmBER 2010, 18: 15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*Do you know what networking is? How often do you do it? How good at it are you? This session gives you hints & tips on how to network in order to help you land your dream job.

Social Media Tools for your Job Search (LinkedIn) – Sarah Cooper 24th NOVEmBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:00A recent study by CareerBuilder showed that 53% of employers and 83% recruiters use Social Networking Sites to research and screen job candidates. This figure is growing. How does your online profile compare? How can you utilise social networking tools to give you the advantage in today’s competitive job market? During this session we will look at how to audit your current profile with the tools recruiters use. You will create / edit your LinkedIn account making it attractive to future employers. Learn how to network effectively, making new connections and targeting recruiters in specific organisations or areas.

Social Media Tools for your Job Search (Twitter) – Sarah Cooper 1st DECEmBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:00A recent study by CareerBuilder showed that 53% of employers and 83% recruiters use Social Networking Sites to research and screen job candidates. This figure is growing. How does your online profile compare? How can you utilise social networking tools to give you the advantage in today’s competitive job market? During this session we will look at how to audit your current profile with the tools recruiters use. We will look at Twitter do’s and don’ts, finding relevant people to follow, knowing what to ‘tweet’ and using various twitter tools to assist the job search.

Social tools are not a shortcut to job search success but can deliver results and help build your ongoing career.

Publishing with and without Supervisors - Dr Kyoko Murakami 8th DECEmBER 2010, 12:15 – 13:45 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN COmmUNICATION*This session will highlight the rationale for publishing with supervisors; the advantages and benefits and the caveats and challenges. Furthermore it will provide a forum for you to discuss your issues and help create a supportive network of research students. We hope that by the end you will gain confidence to work with your supervisor and be equipped with the knowledge necessary to build a productive relationship.

Making a Poster for Conference – Student Trainers 9th FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD WRITTEN COmmUNICATION*Are you going to a conference soon and need to present a poster? Or do you need to create a poster presentation as part of your degree? We will be looking at how to design a poster including content and layout and which software to use.

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5. BANTER Enterprise TrainingBANTER, the Bath Student Entrepreneur group, is open to all students and currently has over 100 members. These sessions will help you turn your business idea into a reality, whether you currently have a business or would like to work for yourself.

Generating Great Business Ideas – BANTER 7th OCTOBER 2010, 18:00 – 19:30 *BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*Interested in running your own business but think you can’t come up with a good enough idea? This session will show you how to unlock your creative side and apply creative thinking in order to generate winning business ideas, as well as showing you how to structure and record ideas to support future creativity. This session is delivered by BANTER, the University Entrepreneur group. Note: people attending the session will be welcome to join BANTER at a social event afterwards.

An Introduction to SIFE – Tom Saunders 20th OCTOBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:05This session will outline what a SIFE team does, how a team works and how to get involved with SIFE Bath. SIFE is an international non-profit organization that works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilize university students to make a difference in their communities while developing the skills to become socially responsible business leaders. Participating students form teams on their university campuses and apply business concepts to develop outreach projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. An annual series of regional and national competitions provides a forum for teams to present the results of their projects, and to be evaluated by business leaders serving as judges. National champion teams advance to the prestigious SIFE World Cup. In addition to the community aspect of the programme, SIFE’s leadership and career initiatives create meaningful opportunities for learning and exchange among the participants as well as the placement of students and alumni with companies in search of emerging talent.

Marketing Yourself Using Technology – A.V Services 21st OCTOBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:15Do you need to document your projects through multimedia (webcams, camcorder, video editing, video formats, streaming, embed video on your website, Twitter, FB, YouTube, etc). This interactive workshop will cover the basics of using technology to promote you or your product/project. It will help you to identify the tools necessary to promote your projects/products, discuss the technical aspects of hosting and pushing out these video clips and show you how to create and edit video clips.

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GMoney, Money, Money – Diane Aderyn 26th OCTOBER 2010, 17:15 – 18:15 *BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*Money makes the world go round…how do you make it work for you in a business or work context? Understanding business finance is the best way of creating and sustaining a viable business. This workshop will help you to develop a strategy for your projects and ideas and ensure their viability.

Business Ethics – Alexa Bellingham 27th OCTOBER 2010, 12:15 – 13:15 *COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*How can running a business ethically actually increase your revenue? Find out why business ethics has become an integral part of every business structure, and how simple measures can make a huge difference.

Till Training – SU Finance 1st NOVEmBER 2010, 11:15 – 12:15This session is designed for all those taking part in Student Enterprise 010. It will outline the financial procedures and responsibilities of each group from managing their start up loan to reconciling their income.

Brand Vs Bland – Graham Massey 3rd NOVEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 20:15Does your brand deliver on its promise? This session offers an introduction to the power of building a distinctive brand in a business context and the importance of its ‘positioning’ in the minds of your customer.

Writing a Business Plan – Margaret Heffernan 11th NOVEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:45

*BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS & WRITTEN COmmUNICATION*Most business plans are bromidic, quixotic or narcissistic and no investor will get past the first page. This session will walk you through what you should be asking yourself about your business idea, and what investors will want to know.

How to Make the Most of the Business Plan Competition – Take Note 23rd NOVEmBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:15 *BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*This session will help the Business Plan competition participants get the most from the process, hear from somebody who has had experience in the process and learn from past mistakes. It will be presented by last year’s finalists that have graduated from the University of Bath and are now working on their full-time business.

Produce a Winning Business Plan – Siobain Hone/BANTER 10th FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 20:05

*BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS & WRITTEN COmmUNICATION*The winner of our Business Plan Competition will win £1000, come along and learn how to get your Business Plan into prize winning shape. You can talk to previous finalists and learn their tips for success.

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G Safeguarding your Ideas: Intellectual Property and how it works – Sean Smith 15th FEBRUARy 17:15 – 18:15This workshop will enable you to understand what Intellectual Property is, why it’s important and introduce you to the University’s IP policy. You will learn how to progress your business ideas and make sure no body steals them!

Perfect Pitch – Simon Bond 10th mARCh 2011, 18:15 – 20:00 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*Want to know how to make the perfect pitch for your business? Learn how to present your business idea, engage with your audience and win that all important funding. This session is essential for individuals and teams who want to learn how to pitch their business ideas. Come along to improve your own skills.

6 Lifestyle and WellbeingThese workshops are designed to help you with the day to day challenges of university life and to give you the opportunity of trying something new that will hopefully enhance your general well being, both physical and spiritual!

Emergency Life Support – St John Ambulance 23rd & 30th OCTOBER 2010, 27th NOVEmBER 2010, 26th FEBRUARy 2011, 09:00 – 13:00This is an excellent course for those who want an introduction to first aid. You will learn what action to take in any real life emergency and learn how to deal with accidents and injuries. The course covers emergency life saving support procedures for adults, children and infants. By the end of the session you should be able to resuscitate adults, children and infants, treat severe bleeding, chest pain and an unconscious casualty. You will also be able to treat choking in adults, children and infants. THE COST OF THIS COURSE IS £23.50

Wot? Mediation? – Mediation Services 10th NOVEmBER 2010, 12:15 – 13:30 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION & PROBLEm SOLVING*From time to time we don’t get on with people. This could be in a kitchen group or shared house. It could also be someone in our study/sport group we find it hard to talk to about the way we feel that they are treating us. The Mediation Service is there to help. The trained mediators are students and staff at this university. This session will look at mediation and how it can benefit you in your relationships with others.

Budget Bingo - Student Information & Funding 15th NOVEmBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:05 *BATh AWARD COmmERCIAL AWARENESS*Fancy a game of Bingo ! Then come and join us for a fun and interactive way to find out more about budgeting, funding and finance for students. Come along and get a Free Bingo Dabber and Mug.

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Self Defence – Tim Leach 2nd DECEmBER 2010 & 11th FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 20:00Assault is a serious threat for both men and women, especially living in cities and after dark. Tim Leach is an Instructor with the British Combat Association who will teach you how to deal with real life threats. This isn’t a martial art but rather a series of tools for ensuring your safety on the street. Please wear clothes suitable for some physical training.

Conflict Resolution – Chaplaincy 16th FEBRUARy 2011, 13:15 – 14:05 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*This session aims to look at the sort of things that cause conflict in every day life, and help people to make appropriate decisions as to how best to handle conflict. Places to go to for advice are also given. At the end of the session you should be able to identify potential sources of conflict and have some skills at conflict avoidance as well as handling conflict.

Stress Management Techniques – Student Trainers 21st FEBRUARy 2011, 13:15 – 14:05If you want to learn how to manage performance stress, avoid burnout and build defences against stress both at university and at work, then come to this interactive session.

Assertiveness – Student Trainers 16th mARCh 2011, 18:15 – 19:45Would you like to discuss ways in which you can adopt assertive values and learn to say “no” without causing resentment? If so come along and learn how to distinguish between assertive, aggressive and passive behaviour.

Treasure Hunt - Student Information & Funding 6th APRIL 2011, 13:15 – 14:05 Solve the clues to find the questions you need to answer and be the one to win the Treasure prize! This quiz should help to get you thinking about facts and figures relating to your student finances as well as helping you to think about planning your own budget and how to review it. It will offer facts about financial capability and what different financial terms mean.

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Access 1 – BUCS 11th OCTOBER 2010 & 10th mARCh 2011, 17:30 – 19:00This course will introduce you to the fundamentals of creating and using an Access database “from scratch”.

Advanced Word – BUCS 27th OCTOBER 2010 & 16th mARCh 2011, 14:00 – 15:30, 2nd DECEmBER 2010 & 10th FEBRUARy 2011, 17:30 – 19:00Learn how to use the advanced features of Word to produce long documents such as thesis, dissertations and research papers. This session covers outlining long documents, styles, tables of contents, captions, bibliographic references, footnotes and endnotes, indexes and page numbering.

Excel 1 – BUCS 28th OCTOBER 2010 & 17th FEBRUARy 2011, 17:30 – 19:00An introduction to the basics of creating and managing spreadsheets with Excel, during this session you will learn how to work with numbers, input formulae and functions, use automatic features, create graphs and lists and modify page layout.

Endnote – BUCS 3rd & 24th NOVEmBER 2010 & 16th FEBRUARy 2011, 14:00 – 15:30This course teaches the fundamentals of using EndNote desktop for storing references and writing papers. The session covers opening and navigating in an Endnote desktop library, entering and importing references, searching the EndNote library, managing term lists and using Cite While You Write.

Excel 2 – BUCS 4th NOVEmBER 2010 & 24th FEBRUARy 2011, 17:30 – 19:00 & 1st DECEmBER 2010, 14:00 – 15:30This course will introduce you to some of the more advanced features of Excel. Learn how to use filters to sort and query data, create subtotals efficiently, protect worksheets and cells and use the IF function.

Endnote Web – BUCS 10th NOVEmBER, 8th DECEmBER 2010 & 2nd mARCh 2011, 14:00 – 15:30This course teaches the fundamentals of using EndNote Web for storing references and writing papers. The session covers setting up the online library, setting up groups of references, entering and importing references, using import filters and connection files, and using Cite While You Write.

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Powerpoint – BUCS 17th NOVEmBER 2010, 23rd FEBRUARy & 23rd mARCh 2011, 14:00 – 15:30, 25th NOVEmBER 2010, 17:30 – 19:30This course will introduce you to using PowerPoint so that you can create a professional and visually appealing slide show presentation from your PC. You will learn to create slides using a blank presentation, add colour and designs, format slides, use animation and graphics and view and print presentations.

Access 2 – BUCS 18th NOVEmBER 2010 & 17th mARCh 2011, 17:30 – 19:00This course is intended to extend concepts covered in the “Access 1” session to help you get the most out of your database.

Web Design for Beginners Parts 1 & 2 – Anil Herat 30th NOVEmBER & 7th DECEmBER 2010, 17:00 – 19:00Would you like to create an outstanding web site? Do you have information that you want to share globally? If the answer to either is yes, Web Design for Beginners is for you. The emphasis is on how to design an effective web site not programming. The only requirements you need for this course are to be familiar with web browsers such as Internet Explorer or Firefox and be able to create folders in Windows. Come and create a web site and see how easy it is to make content available on the web. You will need to attend both sessions to get the most from this course.

Corel Photopaint – BUCS 9th DECEmBER 2010 & 3rd mARCh 2011, 17:30 – 19:00This course will show you how to edit simple images for printing using Corel PhotoPaint. The session covers obtaining a copy of Corel Graphics Suite 11, resizing images, cropping images, using image effects, adjusting image brightness, basic red eye removal and area cloning.

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8. Volunteer Training The Volunteer Centre run a variety of projects enabling you to get involved in both the student community on campus as well as the wider local community. The Volunteer Centre delivers training sessions to ensure you are supported during your time as a volunteer. For further information visit the Volunteer Centre 1 East Level 3 in the Students’ Union or email: volunteers@bath.ac.uk

Introduction to Volunteering – Volunteer Centre 6th OCTOBER 2010, 14:15 – 15:15This session seeks to introduce you to a whole raft of volunteering opportunities on and off campus. To name but a few: school tutoring, the Romania trip, the Paris Hitch and Bath’s Fashion Show. Why should you volunteer in the first place? This is a question we shall answer in some depth. Making friends is an obvious one! For those of you keen on going overseas, the session will also give you some pointers. Finally, we will take a look at gaining recognition for all the effort put into volunteering, which will include an overview to the Bath Award.

Duke of Edinburgh Induction Session – Duke of Edinburgh Committee 12th OCTOBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:15This session will give you an insight into how the D of E Award group operates at the university and how you can get involved. It will cover topics such as going on expeditions and achieving your Gold Award.

SCA (Student Community Action) Induction – Volunteer Centre 13th OCTOBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:45SCA brings students together with the aim of delivering a variety of community projects both within Bath and on campus, and this session will give you an insight into these various projects. Examples of projects you could get involved with include volunteering in orphanages in Romania and Bulgaria, volunteering with the homeless, conservation volunteering and many more besides.

European Voluntary Service – UNA Exchange 19th OCTOBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:05If you are between 18 and 30 and want to volunteer in another European country (or possibly further afield) for between two months and one year, then the European Voluntary Service (EVS) programme may be ideally suited to you. EVS is the volunteering strand of the European Commission’s Youth in Action Programme. The programme will provide all the funding for your project including Pre-Departure and On-Arrival training, travel costs, accommodation and a small living allowance. UNA Exchange is approved by the British Council (the UK National Agency for Youth in Action) as an ‘EVS Sending Organisation’. This means that we are able to arrange and support the placements of young people on available EVS projects.

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Health & Safety Training for Volunteer Groups 3rd NOVEmBER 2010, 13:15 – 14:00This training is suitable for all committee members from any volunteer group and core volunteers but it is compulsory that all volunteer groups send along at least one representative to this essential session that will cover everything you will need to know to run your volunteer group safely. This session will look at all aspects of volunteer safety including trip lists and trip authorisation, risk assessments, accident reporting, duty of care, working with children and insurance

Mentoring Scheme Part 1 – Volunteer Centre 17th NOVEmBER 2010, 14:15 – 15:45 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION & LEADERShIP SKILLS*This training session is specifically for those who have applied and been accepted onto the Mentoring Schemes run through the Volunteer Centre. The Mentoring Schemes involve working one-to-one with a local school pupils acting as a positive role model. These sessions will explore what mentoring entails and how it works, as well as looking at practical ideas for your mentoring sessions.

Mentoring Scheme Part 2 – Volunteer Centre 22nd NOVEmBER 2010, 17:15 – 18:45 This session is a continuation of Mentoring Scheme Part 1 and is specifically for those who have applied and been accepted onto the Mentoring Schemes run through the Volunteer Centre. The Mentoring Schemes involve working one-to-one with a local school pupils acting as a positive role model. These sessions will explore what mentoring entails and how it works, as well as looking at practical ideas for your mentoring sessions.

Tutoring Scheme Training – Volunteer Centre 1st DECEmBER 2010, 14:15 – 15:45 If you want to gain insight into being a primary school teacher or just enjoy working with kids then the Tutoring Scheme will be right up your street! As a part of the scheme you will need to attend the session which covers your role as a student tutor, the relationship between the tutor and the teacher and the tutor and the pupil, as well as your rights and responsibilities. Please note that this training session is specifically for those who have applied and been accepted onto the Tutoring Schemes run through the Volunteer Centre.

How to sell your Volunteering Part 1 – Volunteer Centre 9th FEBRUARy 2011, 13:15 – 14:00 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*This initial session will concentrate on the benefits of volunteering on your professional and social development. It will also look at identifying personal values, careers skills and the many ways these can be enhanced by undertaking structured volunteering experiences. You will have the chance to hear a volunteer tell their story and identify opportunities on offer on and off campus.

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Volunteering in International Development, Understanding Development – Volunteer Centre 15th FEBRUARy 2011, 18:15 – 19:45 *BATh AWARD LEADERShIP SKILLS*What is ‘development’? Is it about reducing poverty? What is poverty? Is it just a lack of income? What role does inequality play in causing poverty? This introductory session explores, in an interactive way, the different understandings that people have of development and considers the economic, social, and political dimensions of poverty and inequality.

Volunteering in International Development, Working in Development Projects – Volunteer Centre 19th FEBRUARy 2011, 11:00 – 15:00 *BATh AWARD LEADERShIP SKILLS*Working in a development project is often motivated by the concern for helping those in need. But adequate attention to the local context and finding appropriate ways of working with others is crucial to successful development work. The morning session examines, with the use of examples of development projects, the factors that one has to be aware of when working in developing countries context. The afternoon session discusses the challenges that might arise from working in inter-cultural environments and how these can be overcome.

How to sell your Volunteering Part 2 – Volunteer Centre 23rd FEBRUARy 2011, 13:15 – 14:00 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*Volunteering isn’t just good for the soul, it’s also great for your CV. This session will look at why employers value student volunteering and how you can make the most of what you have done when marketing yourself to employers in applications and interviews.

Charity Sector Careers Networking Event – Volunteer Centre/Careers 24th FEBRUARy 2011, 16:15 – 18:15Have you ever wondered what it might be like to work for a charity? Perhaps you have your heart set on working for a particular cause? The Careers Advisory Service and the SU Volunteer Centre have teamed up to organise a charity careers networking event. There will be no formal talks instead you can drop in and ask our six representatives all you ever wanted to know about getting into the sector and their life working for charities. The event will cover areas such as fundraising, marketing, campaigning, volunteer co-ordination and management. This event is part of a series to promote Student Volunteering Week. Places are limited. Sign up early to avoid disappointment.

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Introduction to Raids: Charity Street Collections – RAG/Volunteer Centre 7th & 12th OCTOBER 2010, 17:15 – 18:00These sessions are for all those who are interested in going on any of the RAG’s weekly street collections. Aimed at those who have never collected before, the session will cover how a street collection works, how to approach the public, money handling good practices as well as tips and advice from some experienced collectors. If you’re a charitable sort of person who wants to discover a bit of the country, then come along and find out more.

Introduction to RAG (Raise & Give) – RAG/Volunteer Centre 11th OCTOBER 2010, 17:15 – 18:15Come and find out more about Bath RAG, the student led charity fundraising group based in the Students’ Union. We will be introducing you to a wide variety of ways in which students help raise money for local and national charities. These include our street collectors, annual events such as the Fireworks display, Fashion Show in the Assembly Rooms and the Paris Hitch. Come along and discover what volunteer opportunities are on offer. There’s something for everyone! www.bathrag.com

Introduction to Fundraising and Event Management – RAG/Volunteer Centre 25th OCTOBER & 16th NOVEmBER 2010, 17:15 – 18:30This session will provide you with some basic tools for successful fundraising for any charitable cause, be it a club/society, overseas project or a social, medical or environmental concern close to your heart. The session will include information on setting goals, creating timelines, marketing, budgeting, recruiting volunteers, money handling, acquiring sponsorship, and finding people to support you. These sessions are aimed at students with little knowledge of fundraising or event management. RAG is the student-led fundraising arm of the Students’ Union. You can find out more about events we run on our website www.bathrag.com

Bath Rag is a student led group based at the University of Bath. RAG (Raise & Give) raises money through various events which is then donated to local and national charities. Bath RAG provides advice and resources to all University of Bath students and staff involved with charitable fundraising. All sessions are free and open to all students and staff. For more information emai: rag@bath.ac.uk or call into the Volunteer Centre, 1 East Level 3.

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Campaign Group Co-ordinator Training – Advice & Representation Centre 13th OCTOBER 2010, 14:15 – 17:05This training session is for those volunteers who will co-ordinate their campaign planning group. Areas covered will include, team work, leadership skills and communication.

Campaigns Training – Advice & Representation Centre 16th OCTOBER 2010, 10:00 – 16:30 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*This training session will provide you with the knowledge and skills to be able to plan and carry out effective awareness raising campaigns within the SU Awareness Weeks. You will learn skills such as marketing, time management, team work and event planning. Within this training session you will also be given an introduction to the Advice & Representation Centre.

Supporting You: Introducing the Advice & Representation Centre & Student Services, Advice & Representation Centre/Student Services 21st OCTOBER 2010, 18:15 – 19:30This session will give you information about the services and areas of advice and information supplied by the Students’ Union’s Advice and Representation Centre and the University Student Services.

Follow up Campaigns Training, Advice & Representation Centre 2nd NOVEmBER 2010, 18:15 – 20:30 *BATh AWARD PROBLEm SOLVING*During this session each campaign group will present ideas for their topic for feedback from the other groups. All groups will also be given an update on the progress of Awareness Week.

The Advice & Representation Centre is a one stop shop for all student queries about anything from academic problems to housing issues. We require volunteers to organise and promote awareness on key student issues. Any student can become a volunteer, but you must complete the application process and attend an interview before attending the training sessions. You do not need to pay the £10 deposit to become a SORTED member to take part in Advice & Representation Centre volunteering training sessions. For more information please call 01225 386906 or call into the Advice & Representation Centre, Level 3 of the Student Centre.

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Chair Training – Alex Nicholson Evans 5th NOVEmBER 2010, 11.15 – 12:15 & 17:15 – 18:15 *BATh AWARD VERBAL COmmUNICATION*An interactive session designed to ensure that our student leaders understand how to chair a meeting and what your roles and responsibilities are as a chair person in the Students’ Union.

ACADEMIC REPRESENTATIVES TRAINING

Academic Representative Training (DATE TO BE CONFIRmED) Have you been elected as an Academic Representative? Want to find out how to be effective in representing the students on your course and how to participate in SSLC meetings and Academic Council? Want to know more about the resources available to you? This session will provide you with the skills and information that will allow you to fulfil your role as an Academic Representative to your fullest potential. Training takes place in Semester 1. For more information please email: sueducation@bath.ac.uk or ask at the Advice and Representation Centre.

IT training for Academic Representatives (DATE TO BE CONFIRmED) This session includes training on sending messages and setting up discussion forums. Alternative Bathstudent.com website training for Academic Representatives will also take place in Semester 1. For more information please email: fc206@bath.ac.uk or ask at the Advice and Representation Centre for further information.

Faculty Representative Training (DATE TO BE CONFIRmED) This session aims to help Faculty Representatives understand their role on Boards of Studies, train Faculty Representatives to operate collectively as the SU Academic Executive Committee, inform them of the current issues and education campaigns, and enable them to make the most of their role. Training takes place in Semester 1. For more information please email: sueducation@bath.ac.uk or ask at the Advice and Representation Centre.

9. Training for Club, Societies & Groups

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COMMITTEE TRAINING

Societies Training – Semester 1 OCTOBER 2010 Refresh session on Committee Responsibilities will take place during the first Art, Society & Media AGM (date to be confirmed)

Sports Associations – Semester 1 OCTOBER 2010 Refresh session on Committee Responsibilities will take place during the first Sports Association AGM (date to be confirmed)

Captains’ Training on BUCS WILL TAKE PLACE BETWEEN mONDAy 27th SEPTEmBER – FRIDAy 8th OCTOBER 2010. (SESSION TImE AND DATES TO BE CONFIRmED)Captains Training includes highlighting the role and responsibility of the position to the club, team and Sports Association, BUCS rules and regulations and how to gain valuable BUCS points.

Training for New Committees - Semester 2 APRIL 2011 SPORTS AND SOCIETIES TRAINING WILL TAKE PLACE BETWEEN mONDAy 11th – TUESDAy 19th APRIL 2011 Standard training includes: Committee Responsibilities, Finance Training, Marketing & Sponsorship, Bathstudent.com, Club and Societies Health & Safety plus Events.

MiDAS Minibus/MPV/Car Training – Transport Office 12th OCTOBER 2010, 14:15 – 16:05 & 14th OCTOBER 2010, 10:15 – 12:05MiDAS is for those who wish to drive Union vehicles for your club/society/area. For minibuses, you need to be over 21 and have held a full UK licence for 2 years, for other vehicles you need to be over 18 and have held a full UK/EU licence for 1 year. The course is in two parts – classroom theory and on-road assessed drive. Theory includes defensive driving, emergency and collision procedures, legal issues, what causes crashes, eco-safe driving and Union procedures. The practical part is based on defensive driving – how to avoid crashes and points! On successful completion, you will receive a nationally recognised certificate.

To access this course please visit the following web site: www.BathStudent.com/transport/midas-theory/

10. Vehicle Training

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Contacts

Ann Howell Vice President Activities & Development

email: suactivities@bath.ac.uk

Tel: 01225 38 3667

Siobáin HoneStudent Enterprise Co-ordinator

email: enterprise@bath.ac.uk

Tel: 01225 38 5112

SORTED Training AdministratorLisa Taylor

email: SORTED@bath.ac.uk

Tel: 01225 38 3403

Student Enterprise AdministratorStudent Enterprise Administrator

email: enterprise@bath.ac.uk

Tel: 01225 38 6678