Event Information

Our panel from academia, professional exam tuition and soft skills delivery explore how lockdown has affected their work and made lasting changes to pedagogies.

Key benefits

Our plan is to have a broad discussion on the following topics:
• The evolution of remote training and education during lockdown.
• Reaction of students, clients and colleagues to these changes.
• Current environment – in room, online or both?
• How this has changed the job description for future ‘teachers’
• Looking forwards - what will we keep, what will we ditch?

About the speakers

Angus Farr, Chartered Accountant, Training Counts
Angus Farr is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered HR professional who works mainly designing and delivering soft skills to accountants working in practice. As an ex-Head of Graduate Recruitment, he also runs employability skills training for students at a number of Business Schools and Universities.

Lucy Parr , Managing Director, First Intuition Leeds and Sheffield.
Lucy has 19 years of experience teaching accountancy and tax training across several professional qualifications including ICAEW and specialises in teaching Financial and Corporate Reporting.
She is passionate about the development of future business leaders and ensuring they have the required knowledge, skills and behaviours to succeed in the modern business world.
Lucy was ICAEW’s President for West Yorkshire and York Society of Chartered Accountants between May 2015 and May 2017. She is still heavily involved in the local district society activities as well as establishing a local networking group with members of other professional bodies in the Yorkshire Region.

Dr Susan Smith, Associate Dean (Education and Students), University of Sussex Business School.
Susan is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting. She is also a Principal Fellow of Advance HE. She is a member of the ICAEW Council.
Susan is passionate about creating an inclusive learning environment and championing innovative teaching and learning practice.

Costs

ICAEW members and non-members are welcome to join. To attend the webinar, you must join the community. Please click here to join online.