Jul 6

Timetablers - Here’s Something to Timetable for Yourself

When you work in university timetabling, you make timetables so students can supercharge their learning. But do you find time to supercharge your learning, too?

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Timetabling is often a tricky job, with complex data to handle on tight turnaround times. 

Not to mention all those unexpected requests that can throw everything up in the air at the last minute! 😤 

What if there was a super cool course that could help you take the ‘tough’ out of your timetabling tasks? One that’s spread over five weeks, designed to fit around your busy schedule and guaranteed to make you a rockstar in your role?

Turbocharge your skills at our Timetabling Basecamp

Our Timetabling Basecamp course is a brilliant way to take your timetabling skills to the next level. But don’t just take our word for it. Our most recent course graduates attended from all over the UK, including the University of Leeds, University College London and Ravensbourne University.

Here’s what some of them had to say about their Basecamp experience!

“I love the role-playing aspect of the workshops and the fact you work in small groups.”

“Because you’re learning alongside other timetablers, you realise that we all face the same problems, no matter the size of the institution.”

“The workshops are really engaging!”

Book your space now!

Join us at Timetabling Basecamp and you’ll come away with an action plan you can use to improve timetabling in your organisation. Because the course is CPD accredited, you’ll come away with a certificate too. 

✔️Solve timetabling problems in real-time using your own data

✔️Discover how to improve your own processes

✔️Learn alongside other timetablers all doing the same 😊 

Here’s another great way to boost your timetabling skills!

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