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EVENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

INTEREST GROUPS, SHORT COURSES AND TUITION

UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD ENTERPRISE SKILL BUILD SESSIONS

THURSDAYS, 6.00-7.30pm

St George’s Lecture Theatre, 17 Mappin Street, S1 4DT

INTRODUCTION TO ENTERPRISE - 7 FEBRUARY
Discover what enterprise is and what services are available at the University around enterprise education.

SOCIALLY DRIVEN IDEAS - 14 FEBRUARY
Discover that a business idea can be both successful and socially focus.

COMMUNICATION - 21 FEBRUARY
How do you communicate? What are the most effective ways of communication? How can you improve your communication skills? All of these things and more will be discussed.

CREATIVITY AND IDEAS GENERATION - 28 FEBRUARY
Ever wondered how people come up with the next big idea? This workshop will allow you to discover how you can dream the next big thing and how to evaluate your idea.

NEGOTIATION - 7 MARCH
Want to drive down your bills? This workshop will give you hints and practical tips on how to negotiate better and get the deal which is best for you.

NETWORKING - 11 APRIL
Being able to network is the key to success in both your career or if you are setting up a business. This session will be able to give you a step by step approach on how to network successfully.

SALES - 18 APRIL
Want some selling hints and tips? This practical session will give you all the knowledge and know how to make selling as easy as 1,2,3.

All sessions are open to students, graduates, academics and members of the public.
In order to join one of these sessions, you must pre register by calling the Enterprise Desk
Tel: 0114 222 4044 enterprise.shef.ac.uk/events-workshops

5-DAY "INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN OSTEOLOGY" SHORT COURSE

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY

MONDAY 18-FRIDAY 22 MARCH 2013

A five-day course suitable for those working in outdoor occupations, the rescue services, field archaeology and museums, or for those wanting taster course in human osteology.

Further information

THE DISCOVER PROGRAMME

Would you like to...

  • Enhance your confidence by trying new learning activities?
  • Find out more about local adult learning opportunities?
  • Find out more about how to progress to higher education?
  • Get involved in learning which is designed to be fun?
  • Develop your knowledge and skills
  • Access Museums Sheffield sites?
  • Improve your English conversational skills?

Then this unique - free - ten-week course may well be ideal for you.

The discover programme is an innovative course designed to engage participants in learning around themes of Community, Culture, Environment and Education, and is ideal for those who have not already gained a degree.

To find out more about the programme or to book a place on the course, which will be offered in two different community venues in Sheffield in Spring 2013, please contact Louise Ritchie, T: 0114 222 8121,

Email: l.ritchie@sheffield.ac.uk

MATHS HELP

SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS & STATISTICS

Hicks Building, Sheffield S3 7RH

MATHS ACADEMY

EVERY OTHER MONDAY, 4.00-500pm

Open to Year 12/13 students studying mathematics A-Level. Currently 42 students from 5 local schools participate.

STEP PREPARATION CLASSES

THURSDAYS COMMENCING 7 FEBRUARY, 4.30-6.0pm (12-week course)

Open to Year 12/13 students studying mathematics A-level

A-LEVEL MATHEMATICS REVISION FOR STUDENTS

10.17, 24 APRIL, 1, 8 15 MAY, 1.00-4.30pm

Open to Y12/13 students studying mathematics A-Level.

All free of charge. For further information contact the SoMaS outreach officer:

d.almeida@sheffield.ac.uk  www.sheffield.ac.uk/maths/outreach

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE

MANDARIN EVENING COURSES

For adults, from beginners to advanced and business courses

Full timetable and details available from the Confucius Institute website

CHINESE CULTURE COURSES

Calligraphy, Taijiquan, Chinese Arts and Crafts

Full timetable and details available from the Confucius Institute website

SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CLUB

A thriving organisation with a long history and around 100 members. Membership is open to women who are present and past members of the University, graduate students and alumni, and to women who are their partners. Associate membership is open to women with a particular connection with, or interest in, the University.

Find out more

PASSAGES THEATRE GROUP FOR OLDER PERFORMERS

Studio 1, Drama Studio, Shearwood Road, S10 2TD

University of Sheffield PhD student Bridie Moore runs a theatre group for older performers to explore the representations and experiences of older people. The group is made up of people over the age of 50 and is a central part of Bridie’s research project looking into ‘performances of age and ageing’. This theatre group offers older people an opportunity to explore ways in which they are, and would like to be, represented. Bridie has over 30 years’ experience as a theatre director and drama facilitator in mainstream and community theatre and as a teacher in further and community education.

Passages Theatre Group will develop performances to be staged at points over the next two years. It is Bridie’s aim to secure funding for the group to continue beyond her research project.

There will be no cost to take part in the group. For more information contact Bridie

Email: blmoore1@sheffield.ac.uk, Tel: 07811812982

www.facebook.com/passagestheatregroup

*For a list of term dates go to: www.shef.ac.uk/about/dates