Event Management Post Graduate Diploma · Event management is the best job that you could ever have.It is hard work and long hours.It is creative, fast paced, exciting, sometimes

Event Management Post Graduate Diploma

7th October 2014 – May 2015

A University based post graduate diploma incorporating an exciting mix of theory and practise with a bespoke industry

internship to complete the course.

Where would you look when recruiting a new member for your event team? Our experience shows that most companies want to meet and interview an event management student who has taken

the time to learn their craft by attending an industry recognised course and who has made time to gain experience in the industry.

Our position and reputation within the event management industry has enabled us to become one of the first points of call for event companies looking to recruit. They know that our students are of a high calibre and that they have received the required training and support to make them an asset to

any event team from day one. The Terbell Institute will provide you with the vital contacts, event tools and experience that you require.

All our courses are written and delivered by industry professionals who are currently at the top of their field in the subject in which they teach.

We are accredited at the highest level and more importantly, respected within the industry as a leading source of new talent.

Why choose a Terbell diploma? All our faculty lecturers are currently working in the industry and are at the top of their

profession.

We have a proven track record of satisfied past students who have subsequently started successful event careers.

Our course is vocational. You are taught useful, relevant material that will build your confidence and allow you to hit the ground running.

Our teaching methods are interactive and engaging.

We work closely with industry partners who recognise the benefits of employing Terbell students.

We ensure that you have practical and diverse hands on experience.

Our accreditation is robust and recognised globally.

Past students write great testimonials and they remain part of our alumni network

With our Diploma under your belt, you are more likely to succeed in getting the event job that you are looking for.

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Terbell Ltd. has been established for over ten years and The Terbell Institute is a leading training and event organisation drawing on the experience and technical knowhow of industry professionals to deliver you a course that is current and relevant in today’s event market

Event management is the best job that you could ever have. It is hard work and long hours. It is creative, fast paced, exciting, sometimes

glamorous and you get to meet and work with the most amazing people on the planet. Our course covers all the key areas of the event Industry

and includes relevant practical site recces, visits to trade shows, and the opportunity to gain live experience working on real events.

Our event course is designed to give you the practical tools that you

will use in everyday event planning and production. We use a combination of lectures, role play and practical exercises and

put you into simulated decision making positions.

Terbell introduce their successful students to new job opportunities via their student intranet and interacting with event industry

associations. This is only accessible to Terbell past and present students. The Terbell Intranet hosts relevant job opportunities both paid and

unpaid, lists useful websites and encourages students to network, to volunteer and to visit the right trade shows and exhibitions.

We like to stay in touch with past students as the majority end up in the event industry and we can benefit from each other.

Terbell are always happy to offer help and advice and past students often pass on great opportunities both paid and unpaid for current

students.

Stage Subject Module 1

Budgeting

Module 3

Module 2

Module 4

Module 5

Module 6

Module 7

Event Planning and Co-ordination

ROI and Meeting Architecture

Marketing

Public Relations

Corporate Event Management

Conference Planning and Production

The Post Graduate Course is broken down into twenty modules including one examination module followed by a full time , bespoke work placement.

The Course Structure

10am - 4pm | Classroom | Site Visits | Event |Trade show visits | Monday to Friday

Class size will not exceed 30 students Start Date |Tuesday 8th October 2013

Terbell Ltd. makes every attempt to ensure that the proposed lecturers are available for the course but reserve the right to change the lecturer, the timing of the module or faculty should they not be available for a particular lecture

Module 15

Module 16

Module 17

Module 18

Module 19

Module 20

Event Technology

Social Media

Fundraising | Charity events

Site Visits - venues, trade shows & events| Practical work | Throughout the course

Networking Skills & Team Dynamics – taught throughout the course with a live event to finish

Examination and Work Placements

Sport Event Management Module 14

Module 08

Module 11

Module 09

Module 12

Module 13

Exhibition Management

Festival Planning

Presentation skills

Sport Sponsorship

Green Events and Sustainability

Module 10 Risk Management | Health and Safety

Stage Subject

Terbell Ltd. makes every attempt to ensure that the proposed lecturers are available for the course but reserve the right to change the lecturer, the timing of the module or faculty should they not be available for a particular lecture

Your Lecturers;

Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5 Module 6 Module 7

MODULE 1 | Planning and Coordination

Show Reels and case studies Brands and their relationship to events Client vs. Agency - structure Taking, dissecting and pitching a brief SMART and key filter models The ingredients of an event Key time lines / Milestones / Production scheduling Resource planning / Administrative tools Legal compliance in the event industry

Planning – Joanna Kerr | Course Director | Terbell Ltd. Joanna is multi lingual. She interpreted for the COOB (Olympic committee) at the Barcelona Olympic games in 1992. She has run conferences and events throughout Europe and launched and marketed products on UK and European road shows. Joanna's lectures take the students on a typical journey through the lifecycle of an event focusing on how an event is constructed from picking up the brief, pitching through to implementation. They detail what the event manager must accomplish at the planning stages in order for the delivery to be seamless and controlled from the outset.

MODULE 2 | Marketing


STAGE 1


Types of media and marketing The role of marketing within events Basic marketing for event organisers Experiential marketing Using local media / Advertising campaigns Road shows, product launches and marketing

campaigns Case studies and debate

Marketing – Joanna Kerr | Course Director | Terbell Ltd.

Joanna has a broad spectrum of experience in all the disciplines of event marketing and will explore with the students a number of her case studies on how the different types of marketing can be used. Her lectures are very interactive and involve breaking the class down to small workgroups , using practical exercises to prove theories and to develop the skills of combining different marketing tools to create a credible and robust marketing plan that would deliver the right results.

ROI Methodology – How meetings create value Achieve return on investment and measure it Learn to produce events that change participants

physical behaviour and give value to the Stakeholder

Action / Learning Matrix Designing meetings for results Questionnaires and Evaluation

MODULE 3

ROI & Meeting |Architecture

Types of media and marketing The role of marketing within events Basic marketing for event organisers Experiential marketing Using local media / Advertising campaigns Road shows, product launches and marketing campaigns Case studies and debate


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ROI / Meeting Architecture – Dr Elling Hamso | Partner | Event ROI Institute Elling Hamso is a Meeting Management Consultant based in Norway. He has spent most of his career as a senior executive in the Norwegian oil and gas industry and later as a management consultant. He started an event agency in Norway in 2000 and the Event ROI Institute in 2005. He is Past President of Meeting Professionals International Norway Chapter and has been a member of MPI’s European Council and Research Advisory Panel. Conference & Incentive Travel Magazine ranked him 5th on their list of the 50 most influential people in the UK meetings and events industry

MODULE 4 | Public Relations

ROI Methodology – How meetings create value Achieve return on investment and measure it Learn to produce events that change participants physical behaviour and give value to the Stakeholder Action / Learning Matrix Designing meetings for results Questionnaires and Evaluation

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What is PR? PR for events v Events as PR Types of PR How to achieve PR Writing press releases Understanding the PR platforms Measuring PR

Adam is a hands on creator, communicator and writer with years of experience as a reputation manager. From press releases and features to speeches and emotive films his “words” enhance reputations and change perceptions across the world. He is the ideal lecturer for this subject and his dynamic lecturing style captivates all our students.

Public Relations – Adam Baggs | Director | Soaring Worldwide

MODULE 5 | Corporate Event Management


STAGE 3


Show Reels and case studies

Brands and their relationship to events Client vs. Agency - structure Taking, dissecting and pitching a brief SMART and key filter models The ingredients of an event Key time lines / Milestones / Production scheduling Resource planning / Administrative tools Legal compliance in the event industry

STAGE 1 STAGE 2


STAGE 4

Overview of Corporate Vision, Mission, Strategy Understanding today's Business Concerns Discover how Meetings/Events fit into a Company's Business Strategy Define and quantify the objectives of your meetings Understand the need for setting measurable objectives/strategy Realise the role you play as a Meeting Professional Introduction to and presentations from key Industry Associations


Caroline set up the EMEA Meetings & Events Department at Cisco Systems and then headed up the Conference & Events Department at Roche Products Ltd. Caroline held the position of Client Services Director with Universal Procon, an event management company specialising in the pharmaceutical arena. Since, she successfully manages her own company Eventful Solutions and has this year launched Compliant Venues. With this excellent pedigree, she brings not only sales and operational expertise but also a high level of strategic insight and value to understanding a client requirements.

Corporate Event Management – Caroline Hill | Director | Eventful Solutions


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STAGE 4 Overview of Corporate Vision, Mission, Strategy Understanding today's Business Concerns Discover where Meetings Events fit into a Company's Business Strategy Define and quantify the objectives of your meetings Understand the need for setting measurable objectives/strategy Realise the role you play as a Meeting Professional Introduction to and presentations from key Industry Associations

STAGE 5

MODULE 6 | Conference Planning


Taking a conference brief Dissecting the brief Geography Event history The brand Badges and tracking Working with brands Date and timing Invitation process

Conference production Venues and venue types Capacity / Accommodation Venue management / Catering Presentations and themes Furniture & Decor Entertainment Conference schedule and budget examples

Conference Planning – Caroline Hill | Director | Eventful Solutions Caroline is an enterprising business professional with extensive international experience in event management and developing corporate meeting management departments and systems. Expertise in evaluating host venue criteria and delivering high-profile corporate conferences from concept to successful implementation. Caroline has been on our lecturing faculty for the last four years and never fails to bring a high level of professionalism to every session. Our students always come away impressed with the level of detail and practical examples delivered in her lectures.


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MODULE 6 | Conference Production


Conference Production – Jean Edwards | Freelance Producer Over the last 20+ years, Jean has worked for most of the major live events agencies in either a full-time or freelance capacity. She has produced and project managed events of all shapes and sizes, for a variety of clients (based in the UK and overseas) across every industry sector, including government departments. As one of the most experienced producers working in live brand comms, Jean is respected by clients and production teams alike. This is what Henry Simonds VP, Group Account Director of Jack Morton Worldwide said after VM world 2012 in Barcelona recently: ‘And thank you Jean, you are simply the best Producer in the industry and this event could not have happened at all if it were not for your flexibility, agility, wonderful leadership and sense of humour.’ Jean generously shares her passion and years of experience highlighting key learning’s through event case studies.

Conference production elements Life in a small verses a large event agency A day in the life of… Challenges of working with clients in different time zones

The finance machine The principles of budgeting External influences Supplier management Key line items on a spread sheet Reporting, layout and practice

Conference production Venues and venue types Capacity / Accommodation Venue management / Catering Presentations and themes Furniture & Decor Entertainment Examples of conference schedules & budgets

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MODULE 7 | Budgeting


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As a Chief Finance Officer for McCann Erickson since 2001 and now FD for TQB and Terbell, Simon is a perfect mentor for our students to learn the art of financial planning and budget management with regard to the event industry. His experience is boundless. The many examples that he presents to our students mean that students leave our course with a broad knowledge of how to construct a budget and to control it through the lifecycle of the event.

Budgeting – Simon Kimberley | CFO

Conference production Venues and venue types Capacity / Accommodation Venue management / Catering Presentations and themes Furniture & Decor Entertainment Examples of conference schedules & budgets


MODULE 8 | Exhibition Management

Overview of exhibitions Success measures and project

management Key exhibition elements (from AV to utilities) Approach to creative design Creative stand design Identifying the correct stand

space

Maximising PR and exposure at the exhibition

Transport & installation

Stand & staff management

Managing the visitor experience

Post-event marketing

Break down & storage

David Foster is a customer-focused marketing expert and his approach (a mix of strategy, creativity and people know-how) has brought brands to life at many exhibitions. Successful exhibitions rely on stringent attention to detail. His lectures are backed up by examples and anecdotes within a simple framework. David empowers students to discuss and discover the secrets of success for themselves. David’s marketing career kicked off in the early 1990's as one of BFP’s first Event Managers. By 1995 he had worked his way up to Board level and co-founded The Really BIG Promotions Company, which pioneered large scale face-to-face product sampling both within exhibitions and at a wide array of other high-footfall locations.

Exhibitions – David Foster MBA| Director | Rally Strategic

MODULE 9 | Presentations

STAGE 8

Module 8 Module 11 Module 10 Module 9 Module 12 Module 13

Writing presentations Role play and confidence training Managing speakers and presenters Presentation tools Practical sessions Video playback & one to one coaching Interview practice / CV writing

Presentations – Joanna Kerr | Course Director | Terbell Ltd. Having pitched and won corporate business over the last twenty years, Joanna is well qualified to lecture on the construction of a winning pitch. Her ability to turn even the shyest of students into confident presenters is well documented by using a series of practical, fun and engaging sessions. Her presentation lectures are one of the highlights of the course bringing all the students together in support of each other. Her methods work and you will feel two foot taller after her presentations lecture!

MODULE 10 | Event Risk Management

STAGE 9


Responsibility / Liability / H & S at work Corporate Manslaughter & Homicide Crowd management planning - (CCP - Crowd Control Plan) First Aid and medical cover / First Aid Training Certificate Management of Health and Safety (Workplace) Recording information & the Data Protection Act Venue assessments /Site safety Transport management planning Emergency planning

Temporary structures Rigging basic - rules and regulations Trucking and unloading of vehicles Crisis management Understanding occupant capacity Security (SIA Rules) Event Safety Plan Responsibilities / Risk management Risk assessments / Risk groups

Event Risk Management – Chris Woodford | Capita Symonds Chris tackles the tricky minefield of regulations and law within our ever changing industry. One of the most important series of lectures you will attend on the course. Event Risk Management is all about understanding your responsibility and the legal boundaries in which we work. Chris will be your mentor. He will keep you out of court and keep your audience and your crew safe on every type of job. This is the part of the course that teaches you the responsibility we have as event organisers to deliver a safe event. It is delivered with a combination of lectures, role play and practical exercises and puts you into simulated decision making positions.

STAGE 8

Module 8 Module 10 Module 12 Module 13 Module 14

MODULE 11 | Festival Planning

Chris Woodford, is by far, one of the most respected health and safety professionals in our industry. He has worked on everything from the smallest festival to royal events and the London 2012 Olympics. Currently, he is working for Capita Symonds, one of the worlds leading safety advisory companies. His lectures are renowned for being entertaining and fun despite the very serious nature of the subject. He uses film, role play and practical demonstrations to re-enforce his lectures.

Festival Planning – Chris Woodford | Capita Symonds

Module 9 Module 11

Understand the specific risks associated with festivals

Crowd management / density planning Ground conditions / topography Specific rules and regulations Festival layout and planning;

Track way / access / disabled access Barriers / fencing Plant / equipment Sound & lighting Staging / screens / backstage Generators / control Concessions (crew catering)

Geographic’s Emergency access Special needs and disabled

requirements Performers and entertainment Communication and organisation

Security / stewards / car parking Meeting points / pay stalls Temporary structures Amusements / fairs etc. Waste / Toilets Authorities / Emergency services Licensing and much more

MODULE 12 | Sport Sponsorship

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Joel works with rights holders and brands across sports, music & entertainment. He specialises in the identification, acquisition and leverage of sports and entertainment sponsorship rights. This involves working across all stages of the process, from identifying the ideal sports / entertainment properties on the market; through to ensuring a brand gets the best possible value from any rights buy and subsequently leveraging the assets with the correct marketing strategy

Sport Sponsorship – Joel Seymour-Hyde| VP Strategy Director EMEI | Octagon

Background to the sponsorship industry Why sponsorship? How an agency works and what we do Strategic Planning Identifying the right property for a brand Working with athletes / celebrities Events & hospitality Branded content & Digital Project Wrap up & Evaluation

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MODULE 13 | Green Events & Sustainability


Eco-Efficient Events. Sustainability, education and training. Understand how to implement events in the most

sustainable way possible. How do we offset? Green doesn’t have to be more expensive. Build a clear business case for implementing sustainable

practices with all the positive environmental, social, and economic benefits that go with it.

Andrew is the Managing Director of E3 Strategy, a company launched in 2010 to address the growing need for sustainability management professionals within the global meetings industry. Recognized in 2011 as one of 40 Under 40 Future Leaders within the meetings industry by Connect magazine. He recently completed a Masters in Environmental Studies (MES) specializing in Sustainable Meeting and Event Management at Toronto's York University. This is a subject that is becoming increasingly important within our industry so its important to us to have the leaders in the field present to our students.

Green Events and Sustainability – Andrew Walker | MD |E3 Strategy


Introduction of key elements and issues within the Sport

Event industry Understand and evaluate the processes involved in planning

and managing a major or large Sporting Event How do destinations become locations for large sporting

events? Analyse the rationale behind why cities, regions and nations

bid to host Sporting Events

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MODULE 14 | Sport Event Management


Over the past 20 years Gerry’s hands-on, international event management experience includes Olympic, professional and amateur class sports in formats such as: adventure sports and corporate teambuilding, cycling (road, track and MTB), distance running (Marathon, Half Marathon and 10k), football, inline skating, rowing, rugby, sailing, skiing and snowboarding, surfing and windsurfing, triathlon and duathlon, historic motor racing and Le Mans 24, plus multi-sport lifestyle festivals. A consummate networker, he is immersed in the crossover between business tourism, events and sport. Since 2005, he has been a specialist in televised, mass participation, outdoor events. Gerry is exactly the type of lecturer on which Terbell has built its reputation. Tapping into this kind of experience is a rare opportunity that should not be missed……

Sport Event Management – Gerry Dawson | Director | Destination Marketing

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Current IT developments (Business & events) Communications development (Fax, Email, Skype, Dropbox) Planning & Promoting tools development Virtual Events (Capture, distribution, 3D, Tele-presence,

Facility tours, Webcast) IT issues (Integration, Scaling, Compatibility/Support) Data issues (Overload / protection / management) Mobile event technologies Virtual / Hybrid Events

MODULE 15 | Event Technology

As a part of the Knowledge and Events team Miguel contributes to a series of dynamic projects at IMEX in Frankfurt and IMEX America as well as the Future Leaders Forum worldwide. He also manages the social media presence of the IMEX Group. The knowledge and passion he brings to our course is unparalleled and we are lucky to have access to such a talent and be able to offer our students the chance to tap into this level of experience.

Social Media– Miguel Neves | Knowledge & Social Media Manager | IMEX Group

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Internet development (Web 1.0 to 3.0)

Leading websites / Linked in, Twitter, Facebook … channels / other SM channels (emerging & defunct) SM for collaboration /marketing/promoting/customer

service SM for community building Measuring social media (reach, conversion) Future of social media

MODULE 16 | Social Media

As a part of the MPI Knowledge and Events team, Miguel contributes to a series of dynamic projects at IMEX in Frankurt and IMEX America as well as the Future Leaders Forum worldwide.

Miguel heads up the hosted student program at the Future Leaders Forum in Montreux, Switzerland. Six of our 2012/13 PG students were lucky enough to be selected to take part in the program in 2013. Miguel is a social media activist. He shares his passion for social media involving students and showing them how to make the most of it.

Event Technology – Miguel Neves |Knowledge & Social Media Manager | IMEX Group

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MODULE 17 | Fundraising & Artist Mgt.


Fundraising Types of celebrity events Key points of planning Technical check lists Administration processes Time management Security | PR management

Fundraising and Celebrity Events – Selina Fairclough | National Autistic Society Selina currently divides her time between the National Autistic Society as a Senior corporate fundraiser and securing new business and freelancing with Limelight Sports, where she assists in the delivery of high profile sports events, such as Sports Relief, Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon, Sky Ride, Olympic test events and this year the Olympic Marathon. Working with celebrities is one of the more glamorous sides of our industry and Selina provides our students with the grounding they need to understand the charity sector and the rules of play when working with celebrities whether they be performer or VIP.

Expect the unexpected Ensure top quality prod. Travel & accommodation Insurance Contract fulfilment Riders / contracts / costs

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MODULE 18 | Site Visits & Course Work

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Module 15 Module 16 Module 17 Module 18 Module 19 Module 20 Work in the Events Industry

Students are required to attend practical site visits to various types of venues (London based) with the objective of gaining a greater understanding of the variety and nature of the locations available.

As part of their course work students will be required to produce comprehensive venue site visit plans on the venues that they have visited.

Coursework consists of; 3 individual assignments 1 group assignment / presentation Production of a live industry event with

pitch presentation

Venue Visits and Course Work – Joanna Kerr | Course Director | Terbell Ltd As part of the Post Graduate course Joanna organises off-site visits to well known and not so well known venues around the capital. The Terbell Institute, has built long standing relationships with venue owners who welcome our students onto their sites and make a point of showing them the very DNA of how the venue works both front of house and back stage. The experience is an invaluable asset to every student who can then talk confidently about potential venues, their layout, capacity and possible use when they do their internship.

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MODULE 19 | Networking & Team Dynamics



Self-awareness as a foundation to success in work and life Networking as a vital career skill Team creativity and performance e.g.

How do you turn a group of people into a high performance team?

Personal focus and effective time utilisation Networking event design & execution

Create, plan, pitch, build, run, evaluate an industry networking event

Networking & Team dynamics – David Foster| Director |Rally Strategic

David has a long-standing interest in people and what makes them tick. Over the past five years he has helped a wide range of students and executives to enhance their self-awareness and to set realistic personal goals. He has looked at how to improve their skills in networking and team performance and how to enhance their creativity and personal focus. This module aims to build students confidence in themselves and to help students fully leverage their Terbell learning within the context of their life and career. It also sets the stage for students to design, pitch and execute an industry networking event (apprentice style) as a key part of the course.

Team dynamics and team building Team creativity, self-awareness and performance A wonderful way to discover your colleagues hidden talents A chance to experience at first hand how creative corporate

events can be

MODULE 19 | Networking & Team Dynamics



Team Building – Tim Shepley | MD | Blue Hat Bluehat UK will look at teambuilding and group dynamics. It was formed in 2001 by four people passionate about team building. The next year the Corporate Event Association voted Bluehat winners of 2 prestigious industry awards: Best New Company and Team Building Company of the Year because the approach to team building was so refreshing.


STAGE 5

PROJECT BASED EVALUATION | PART 1 | 70%

Module 15 Module 16 Module 17 Module 18 Module 19 Module 20 | Part 1

Three assignments will be based on real life client briefs plus students will pitch and produce their own industry event apprentice style.

Students will also be tasked to produce a comprehensive Event Management Plan (EMP) after studying and attending a live event.

The coursework allows students to apply their learning’s to real life event scenarios bringing the theory to life and making it relevant to each student. This is by far the best way to understand and to learn.

Coursework makes up 70% of the final marks. It is accredited independently by the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM), an independent industry body.

Module 20 | Part 2

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WRITTEN EXAMINATION | PART 2 | 30%

The written exam will make up the remaining 30% of the marks.

The exam will be 3 hours long and include a combination of multiple choice, short questions and short essays based on the course syllabus.

The students will be able to choose three out of a selection of the short essay questions. However, the multiple choice / short question section is compulsory. The multiple choice questions will be set by the individual trainers in the subjects in which they lecture.

Students are allowed to use their course folder as reference material in the examination room (Open Book Exam). The exam will be accredited by the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM).

Module 15 Module 16 Module 17 Module 18 Module 19 Module 20 | Part 1

Module 20 | Part 2

An unpaid trainee position to gain experience within the industry. Historically, these placements have often acted as springboards into the industry resulting in permanent positions for our students. The duration is approximately 3 months and will include a review and written reference from the placement host.

Placements give students excellent training and practical event experience. They provide students with invaluable experience in organisations that would normally not be available without our introduction and recommendation.

Students will have ample opportunity to talk to our trainers in order to establish the best type of placement to which they are suited. They will then be matched to the most suitable opportunity. The Interview and presentation skills module will help them to attain these positions by preparing students for placement interviews.

We have excellent partner relations and we have placed students in all areas of event management.

Industry Placement Students are required to complete an industry placement

Industry Partners Our Industry Partners

We are proud to have placed students with a good variety of successful industry leaders. Terbell have a current database of 80+ companies with which we have placed students. Companies include;

Agencies; Jack Morton, ID, Limelight sports, Quintessentially, First Protocol, RPM, MVM, George P. Johnson, Green Room, Sledge, Energy, Richmond Events, Party planners, Poisson Rouge, Starr Productions, Major Players, Media Ten, Global Games, Fireball …

Clients; British Airways (Taste for London), Lloyds Bank, Virgin, EMAP, World Skills Exhibition (ExCel), Hong Kong Trade & Development Council, London Stock Exchange, Notting Hill Carnival NSPCC, Cancer Research - Race for life …

Suppliers; Serious Structures, Serious Staging, Arcstream, Insync, Upstage, Stellatus, Merlin Productions, Bank Sadler, AVC Productions, Spotlight…

Venues; Earls Court Exhibition Centre, The Brick house, Royal Horticultural Society, Mayfair Hotel, Radisson, Dubai Trade Centre, Late nights Worldwide, Wimbledon Tennis, Hilton, Wembley Stadium, Ministry of Sound…

Students will research and then work with the Course Director in order to establish the best type of placement to which they would be suited. They will then be matched to the most suitable, available opportunity. The Interview and presentation skills module will prepare students for placement interviews.

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Trainers are industry professionals with years of experience within the subject in which they are tasked to train. They are passionate about their subjects, accomplished in presenting to an audience of students and keen to pass on their knowledge to the next generation of event professionals (you).

The lecturing team draw upon real life case studies and past experience to emphasise key points within their lectures. They use films and pictures to illustrate real life case studies and debate relevant subject matter with the students. Lectures will include practical work to back up the theory.

Industry speakers will be introduced to the students during the course to highlight the different genres of the Event World and roles within. We are committed to delivering a course that is driven by an enthusiastic and experienced team of professionals. Each lecturer will write and present their own material under the guidance of the Course Directors.

Students will be asked to provide feedback and evaluation concerning the course syllabus, the trainers and the practical experience that is delivered during the program. Please see Terbell.co.uk for comprehensive lecturer profiles and for many more student testimonials.

"Adam and Jo were two of my lecturers on my Postgraduate Diploma in Events Management. They have a deep understanding of the Events Industry which showed throughout the course. All the lecturers have a great knowledge of the subjects that they teach and have a clear way of explaining things. This means that for a foreigner like me, I didn't struggle to understand concepts that I had never studied before. Classes were always full of interesting examples taken from real events. always made sure that everyone got the important bits repeating things and patiently answering questions before moving on. He also pushed people to be involved in first person, so to be more prepared to real working situations, which I found really useful." M.Cristina Lorusso

What our students think “Thank you to Jo, Chris and the rest of the team for such an exciting, thorough and inspiring 14 weeks of Event Management Training! You definitely ignited and fuelled my passion for events and I have enjoyed putting the theory and practical skills learnt to good use since the course. Having looked at other courses, I would definitely recommend Terbell. The combination of the highly experienced tutors, small classes and diverse pupils made for a truly memorable and enjoyable experience. I don't think I have ever studied so hard but the distinction at the end of the day made it all worthwhile!” Wendy Hodgkinson

What our students think

“I challenge anybody to spend 10 minutes in the company of Adam Proto or Joanna Kerr and not be captivated by their gusto and passion for the event industry. Indeed, their infectious enthusiasm is only matched by their extensive knowledge of the many facets that combine together to create the role of an event manager. I can say that without any hesitation that the lecturers passion and knowledge have helped to develop my career in the event industry considerably. I have progressed further in a short time then I ever thought possible. I owe them a lot.” Kirti Swift Event Assistant – World Challenge

Accreditation The diploma is accredited by the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM) and is a post graduate level (Level 7). Please remember that although the diploma is recognised in over 130 countries, event industry employers are looking for; “Confident employees that will hit the ground running . An asset from day one with a good understanding of events.” This is what we aim to achieve!

Key qualities nurtured through the diploma; Confidence, networking , people, delegation & presentation skills, attention to detail, a good understanding of events and the event industry with sound event related work experience.

www.icm.ac.uk

MPI membership is included in your diploma as networking is a way of life and MPI is a great way of expanding your network of connections. The association is run by industry professionals who volunteer their time to mentor and to encourage students into the event industry. Please see the website below for more information on the activities that they run throughout the year.

Ten great reasons to join MPI: 1. The Power of Connection: MPI’s global community is 21,000 members strong and comprised of powerful decision-makers representing 67% of Fortune 100 companies. Through membership, you can make crucial connections to people, ideas, and marketplaces which can take your business or your career to the next level. For the other 9 visit; http://www.mpiweb.org/Membership/JoinMPI/ReasonsToJoinMPI;

www.mpi.org

http://www.mpiweb.org/Membership/JoinMPI/ReasonsToJoinMPI



The Future Leaders Forum (FLF) programme is a program that to which we encourage all our students to apply. To be eligible, applicants must be full-time students between January and May 2015. FLF is jointly run by IMEX, MPI and MCI. It has been developed to encourage the best and brightest students to enter the meetings and incentive travel industry. Over 5,600 students have attended one of over 85 forums that have taken place globally since its launch in 2003. Over 90% have said they are more likely to enter the industry as a result. The IMEX-MPI-MCI Future Leaders Forum hosts 20 lucky students from all over Europe. Participants will have a chance to network with their peers and learn more about our exciting industry. Six of our 2012/13 students gained places on the 2013 FLF program. http://www.mpiweb.org/Events/EMEC2013/future-leaders-forum

What’s included for Future Leaders? ◦ Attendance & Conference registration at the Future Leaders Forum 2015 (Destination tba – 3 full days Jan / Feb) (students are responsible for their own travel to/from Istanbul plus hotel accommodation) ◦ Attendance at the IMEX-MPI-MCI Future Leaders Forum at IMEX Frankfurt, Germany in May 2015 Return airfare to Frankfurt and one night’s hotel accommodation for IMEX Frankfurt included

www.mpi.org

Fees and payment Course fees £4,650 + vat (@20%)

Includes one year ICM and MPI Membership plus entry to exhibition /conference visits during the course.

Payment Structure; £1000 non-refundable deposit to guarantee your place as you register. The balance payment to be paid by 18th September 2014

Payable by cheque or bank transfer (Details are given on the Student Contract) Terbell Ltd. Registered at Companies House # - 4422066

Terbell Ltd. is a registered company in the United Kingdom and has been successfully trading since 2002. Terbell Ltd. is a fully insured event college and event management company. It carries specific insurance for Public Liability which allows us to take students onto a live event site under supervision.

Contact

Next steps; please email your CV and a cover letter to :- Course Director; Jo Kerr [email protected] Or, to speak to Jo or to arrange an interview please use the contact details below. We look forward to hearing from you. +44 (0) 20 8994 2042 (office) +44 (0) 7808 571 441 (mobile) 81 Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London W4 3EQ

Documents

Event Management Post Graduate Diploma · Event management is the best job that you could ever have.It is hard work and long hours.It is creative, fast paced, exciting, sometimes