Conference Workshops and Keynote Speaking

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Inspire, educate, and transform: University of Chester’s expert conference workshops & keynote speaking for settings.

Looking to elevate your next conference, training day, or professional development event? The University of Chester offers dynamic keynote speakers and interactive workshops designed to inspire, educate, and empower.

Why choose the University of Chester?

Expert-Led Insights – Our keynote speakers and workshop facilitators include leading academics and experienced educators who bring cutting-edge knowledge to your event.

Customisable Content – We tailor our workshops and keynote sessions to align with your setting’s priorities, ensuring relevance and immediate impact.

Research-Driven Approach – We integrate the latest educational research to provide practical strategies that lead to meaningful improvements.

Engaging & Interactive Sessions – Our workshops are designed to be hands-on and collaborative, fostering a stimulating and supportive environment.

Our Keynote & Workshop Themes

  • Educational Leadership & Setting Improvement – Strategies for effective leadership, governance, and creating a culture of excellence.
  • Mental Health & Well-being – Supporting staff and students with resilience, attachment-aware, trauma-informed practice and well-being initiatives.
  • Diversity, Inclusion and SEND Support – Creating an inclusive environment for all, addressing specific areas of SEND.
  • Technology in Education – Harnessing digital tools to enhance learning and teaching effectiveness, particularly in early years.

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Whether you are organising a staff training day, a student leadership summit, or a full-scale conference, the University of Chester is here to help.  Our team delivers insightful, inspiring, and practical sessions that leave a lasting impact.

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