Do you have a flair for teaching?

Do you enjoy helping nursing students gain the required experience in clinical practice?

Are you passionate about supporting others to develop professional knowledge and skills?

Then maybe, becoming a nurse lecturer is the next move for you…

The role of the nurse lecturer is incredibly varied: from teaching in the classroom, to setting and marking assessments; from supporting students with practice learning both in placement and in clinical simulation environments, to providing pastoral support; from working with local practice partners, to developing your own scholarly profile.

If you think this is something that might be for you, but are not sure how to make the move… Then come to our Nurse Education Symposium and find out more about the role of the nurse lecturer and how to make the Transition to Teaching in Higher Education.

Keynote Speaker: Professor Ian Peate OBE FRCN

Areas that will be covered:

A day in the life of a nurse lecturer

Flexible career options available

Building resilience for new academics – sharing experience and support

Scholarly practice and publishing

Professional development

Making an application            

Free to attend

Strictly limited places available on a first come basis

Lunch and refreshments will be provided

Certificate of attendance provided