Worlds of Learning

The World of Learning is designed to enable L&D specialists to develop their skills and learn from their peers and experts in order to progress their careers and address the issues facing the industry in the current climate. In addition to the programme of free seminars, other free features within the exhibition will include: the Experiential Learning Zone, facilitated by Pearlcatchers, providing hands-on sessions about creativity and communication; the Professional Development Zone, hosted by the British Institute for Learning & Development (BILD), where experts offer invaluable careers advice the Social Learning Zone; the International Zone, supported by UK Trade & Investment, bringing together L&D decision-makers from a variety of markets worldwide skills workshops; the Workplace Wellness Zone; the Trainer Base; and the Business & Networking Lounge. The World of Learning also features a highly regarded conference, which reflects today's business market as well as the future direction of the industry, addressing and providing valuable insight into the key issues facing L&D, from talent management, employee engagement, leadership development and coaching, to informal learning, collaborative learning, e-learning development and proving ROI. An impressive programme of top-class speakers will be announced in June. The World of Learning Conference is a CPD-certified event, providing delegates with a CPD Certificate of Attendance. Andrew Gee, Senior Project Manager for the World of Learning, comments: "The free seminars are an increasingly popular feature and were extended last year in response to popular demand. They provide an invaluable opportunity for visitors to take away practical advice from experts, which they can put into practice on their return to the office. We had a good response to the call for papers last year and look forward to receiving some great submissions for this year's event." A form for submitting proposals for papers can be downloaded from www.learnevents.com/free-seminars.php and the ...