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- AoC English and Maths Conference 2025
AoC English and Maths Conference 2025
Venue: Congress Centre, Bloomsbury, London
Date: 11 February 2025
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Fee: Starting from £345 + VAT for AoC members
Post-16 English and maths policy continues to be both a high priority and a cause of frustration for colleges. The AoC English and Maths Conference 2025 is a must for all leaders in English and Maths in the FE sector bringing together inspiring speakers offering policy perspectives and engaging and practical advice. Attending this event will be an opportunity to share and discuss approaches to the common challenges you are facing and to come away with ideas and tools to implement in your college.
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Delegate Fees:
AoC Member fee – per delegate £345 + VAT
Affiliate member – per delegates - £370 + VAT
Non-member institutions – per delegate - £395 + VAT
Non-member commercial – per delegates - £790+ VAT
Stand Support – per person - £105 + VAT
A 10% discount will be applied for AoC members who book 2 or more delegates from the same organisation.
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