Economics National Teacher Conference for 2010

Monday, June 22, 2009
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Colleagues who enjoyed the conference last Thursday might be interested to know the provisional dates for the 2010 conferences. 

The provisional dates are:

Politics - Wednesday 16 June 2010
Economics - Thursday 17 June 2010
Business - Friday 18 June 2010

We will once again be offering substantial discounts for department groups, NQTs, PGCE students and also a new scheme for regular tutor2u revision workshop customers.  Centres will also be able to send different colleagues to each event and still qualify for an overall institution rate. 

Quite simply, our National Teacher Conferences will once again represent the best-available CPD anywhere in 2010 at unbeatable value for money.

The programme?  We’re hard at work putting together another “dream team” of presenters and sessions.  Give us a little time and we should have some exciting news!

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