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Events

Date Tuesday 04 November 2025

Time 10:30am - 1:30pm

Location T803 London College of Communication Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6SB

Tickets

£0.00 (Students)

Overview

Join us for an introduction to networking, thinking about what it is, and where you might make professional connections. Take part in discussions: What do you love about networking? What do you hate about networking? How could you feel more comfortable? How do you follow up with your new contacts? Write an elevator pitch and practice it in pairs to get ready for some real industry networking. 

Rachel Moss is a Freelance Arts Educator and Evaluator who previously set up the Young People’s Programme at the National Portrait Gallery, London. Rachel’s current work supports young people - particularly those who are under-represented - on their progression routes into working in the museum sector by mentoring, setting up traineeships, and evaluating careers programmes. She is currently evaluating the Foundling Museum’s Tracing Our Tales traineeships for care experienced young people, Tate’s internal mentoring programme which matches staff with Tate Collective Producers, and the work experience and traineeship programmes for disabled and neurodiverse young people at the National Paralympic Heritage Trust. In addition, she is carrying out research on work experience, work placements and inclusive pathways for the Group for Education in Museums (GEM). 

 

Skills you can gain from this opportunity:

By attending this opportunity we hope you will develop your skills in:  

  • Professional and Business Skills  
  • Communication and Collaboration  
  • Career Readiness 

Arts Programme Skills Recognition framework