Workshops

Through communicative activities, games and role plays, you’ll learn key expressions for greetings and introductions as well as common phrases for daily life.

*1.5 hours on 18, 19 and 21 January 10am to 11.30pm (a total of 4.5 hours)

Through communicative activities, games and role plays, you’ll learn key expressions for greetings and introductions as well as common phrases for daily life.

*Second session on 21 January 1-2.30pm (total of 3 hours)

Adulting can suck. It can be super hard. It can be so tempting to put your head in the sand around things like budgeting, using the telephone, lack of willpower, having difficult conversations etc. However, the more you run, the bigger the problems can become. That's why this session aims to set the adult in you free, so you can rise into your true greatness. We won't tell you what to do, we will simply share with you seven tried and tested principles you can apply to your life straightaway to create massive beneficial shifts in how you operate

The theme for this workshop is Lost and Found! What do you want to leave behind from 2020, and what do you want to find in 2021?

This informal, collaborative and creative drawing session, accompanied by loads of inspirational resources, will give you a chance to stop, reflect, get creative, and join this new collaboration “Flip, Flop, Fly - helping you to de–stress, unlock your creativity and get work-ready”

The theme for this workshop is “Hope”

This informal, collaborative and creative drawing session, accompanied by loads of inspirational resources, will give you a chance to stop, reflect, get creative, and join this new collaboration “Flip, Flop, Fly - helping you to de–stress, unlock your creativity and get work-ready”

Sepake will be helping to broaden the organisation's understanding of African and Asian artists. She has worked closely with artists who disrupt or provoke the social sphere, for example those who work towards decolonising educational practices.

No need to book, turn up on Monday 18 January, 18.00 - 19.00 through this Teams Meeting or via the book now button

Who are PASS Leaders? PASS Leaders are current students trained to deliver workshops for their peers.

They are regular 1 hour sessions, run by volunteer student PASS Leaders, and created for their peers. The sessions use group activities to discuss course work and digest information from lectures.

PASS Leaders are fully trained to facilitate the learning of their peers – deepening their understanding of the course and improving their work. Not only does this training set you up with a good foundation to launch into a teaching career, it can also inform the development of your own work and professional practice.

Application for the role represents a commitment to deliver weekly 1 hour sessions for the next academic year.

Attendance and engagement with the training is compulsory to become a PASS Leader, but this is also a selection process, and the role is not guaranteed.

In this Power Up session, with George Hardwick, you'll learn how to do networking that works for the 21st Century, and how to get the placement that changes the course of your career forever.

Resilience, the ability to manage stress, to cope positively and keep going through tough times, to bounce back from adversity, can be developed.

This workshop is led by trained student peer leaders who will help you recognise the strategies you have already used in life and maximise the integration of new skills that will work for YOU.

Please note all new Student Mentors for 2021/22 must undergo full Student Mentor training.

Student Mentors are fully trained to support, advise and be the first friend to all new incoming students on their respective courses. From the initial contact with new students over the summer, the Student Mentors are then on hand through Welcome Week to help orientate and support new students, as well as organising social events on and off-campus throughout the whole year.

As a Student Mentor, you gain valuable and transferable skills for your CV, personal development and have a lot of fun in the process.

This RealWORKS panel intends to delve into three of these journeys, shedding light on life in the RealWORLD

An opportunity to ask questions to Falmouth University graduates about their experiences since graduating and gain useful knowledge that could help forge your career and realise your aspirations.