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Association of Educational Psychologists

Annual Course

The Annual Course is the Association's 'showcase' event of the year. It aims to have a topical but broad theme, with the keynot speakers and numerous seminar and workshop presenters encouraged to gear their material to that theme. It provides an ideal forum for contributors and participants alike to share developments and innovations in the theory and practice of educational psychology, as well as an unparalleled opportunity for continuing professional development. Although the course content is largely aimed at the interests of educational psychologists, professionals from other disciplines related to psychology and/or education will be sure to find plenty of relevance to them, including the numerous stands and displays by publishers and other organisations.

Needless to say, there is always ample scope for informal 'networking' and socialising during the three days of the course, which is traditionally held in October / November from Thursday to Saturday. The majority of delegates attend the whole course on a residential basis, but day attendance is usually possible. Applications from non-members are always welcome.

The 2009 Course will take place at the Hilton Hotel in Liverpool from 18th - 21st November 2009. Please contact the office or download the Application Form 2009.

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