The day will provide participants with the opportunity to explore two issues
which are currently affecting music education; ACE
Data Collection and Reporting
Morning Session: Teacher pay types
10 am – 12:30pm
Morning Session: Teacher pay types
10 am – 12:30pm
The morning session will be an open
discussion session moderated by Paritor. It will aim to discuss the pros and
cons of different methods of paying teachers now being considered by music
hubs. Delegates will have a chance to discuss and share their current and
future methods and investigate if there is a more suitable technique for
them. The results of these discussions
will feed into the development process of Paritor Ensemble
Afternoon Session: ACE
Data Collection and Reporting
1:30pm – 4pm
The
grant agreement with the Arts Council of England stipulates that the annual
return consists of information to be collected by all hub lead organisations
for the previous academic year. They
have recently published their data reporting requirements for the current
year. Paritor have met with ACE in order to clarify various aspects of the return and look at how Hubs will collect and
collate the data. During the afternoon session we will share the results of these
discussions and facilitated open discussions on how each Hub will best collect
their data. We will also explain how
Ensemble can be used to assist in this process.
Address: The Chateau Impney Hotel, Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire, WR9 0BN
Costs:
Costs:
- Full day
(include lunch): £55
- Half day
(morning or afternoon session excluding lunch): £30
- Full day with
accommodation (B&B): £135
- Half day with
accommodation(B&B excluding lunch): £115
Places are
limited and reserved on a first come, first serve basis. To book a place please
call 01395 445092 or email sales@paritor.co.uk.
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