A four-week accelerator for those eligible for Chartered Geographer to focus your efforts in preparing your application portfolio.
If you are already eligible for Chartered Geographer but haven't found the time to complete your application, join our four-week accelerator to focus your efforts in preparing your application portfolio. Please be advised that it is expected that you attend all sessions when registering for this course.
Sessions will be held on October 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th - 1pm to 1:30pm
Over the course of four 30 minute Thursday lunchtime webinars you will learn about the different elements of the application, have a chance to ask questions, and be given a piece of homework to complete over the following week. By the end of the programme, your application should only need the finishing touches before submission.
The accelerator is designed for professionals who are very close to or already meet the eligibility requirements for Chartered Geographer. If you are unsure, please send a copy of your CV to cgeog@rgs.org for free and impartial advice. This event will be run online through Teams - joining details will be sent to registered participants ahead of each session.
- Workshop
Professional insights: mentoring
Mentors are invaluable sources of advice, guidance and support and are often suggested to support career development at all stages of professional development.
Open to allTuesday 21 May 2024 - Workshop
Going further with GIS - Manchester Metropolitan University
Please note this event has now been cancelled. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. This event is for teachers who have completed the Teach with GIS one-day CPD course and wish to further develop their knowledge and skills. Anyone who has previously attended Teach with GIS may sign up.
Open to allWednesday 22 May 2024 - Webinar
Geography in practice: analysing the Ethnic Group Deprivation Index
This second session on the Ethnic Group Deprivation Index (EGDI), includes a description of its creation, a demonstration of how the data can be used to understand ethnic inequalities in local areas, and hands on training on how to use the index.
Open to allWednesday 22 May 2024
