Do you want to tackle the IHBC membership application process but feel a little daunted by it – have no fear as the IHBC’s Scotland Branch is here to help!
A seminar is being held on 18th May in Glasgow to help guide you through the application process. With advice and guidance from Kate Kendall from the National Office of the IHBC, and full IHBC members from Scotland Branch to help you with any questions about applying and meeting the IHBC competencies.
IHBC Scotland Chair Jane Jackson said: ‘Attending an IHBC Affiliates seminar is an ideal way to get a helping hand in considering the next steps in your historic environment career, and also meet lots of new people. The venue itself is also well worth a visit and we hope to welcome you all to the Women’s Library in Glasgow on 18 May.’
Format
2pm tea and coffee available
2.30pm Welcome and introduction
2.40pm the Areas of Professional Competence
2.55pm Feedback from a recent successful applicant
3pm Competency workshops
4.45pm Summary/further questions
5pm close
The venue is the recently restored Women’s Library in the east end of Glasgow and there will be the opportunity to hear about the repair of the original library building and the collection now held there.
If you would like to book a place or know more about the event please contact support@ihbc.org.uk
View more information on IHBC Scotland branch
For background and support for learning about conservation practice, you can check out the IHBC’s videos from our 2015 Conservation Course Connection Day (CCCD)
See on-the-day thoughts of CCCD2015 delegates
