Conference: Future Learning and Work
The future of career guidance – as envisaged by the Deaf community. Experience a captivating video drama and gain insights from distinguished speakers, all hoping to influence the universal design of guidance and inclusion. Engage with interactive sessions, innovative mentoring approaches, and expert panels as we discuss advocacy, policy, and professional development and how it can shape transitions into learning and work.
The conference will share how cutting-edge career planning initiatives and future-ready programs can be designed specifically for Deaf individuals and how such approaches can change the trajectory of Deaf people in relation to unemployment and underemployment. The conference promises a dynamic environment where you can connect deeply with learners’ aspirations, share ideas, and contribute to the future of inclusive career planning. The day will conclude with a riveting exploration of Deaf cultural agency, language, and community, another factor for inclusive career guidance.
Join us for a day of exploration, conversation, and collaboration – this conference offers a unique opportunity to discuss and envision universal design for career guidance and transitions as considered by the Deaf community.
Get Your E-ticket for Future Learning and Work Conference
Secure your spot at the Future Learning and Work Conference! Get your e-ticket on Eventbrite: Eventbrite Ticket Link. Join us for a discussions on universal design for career guidance in the Deaf community.
Cancellations
We value your expertise and perspective and believe that your presence at this event could contribute significantly to the Future Learning and Work – Signed & Spoken: Universal design and career planning with the Deaf community. If you are unable to attend, please let us know, your notification would be appreciated, allowing us to accommodate as many participants as possible. Thank you!
Access to the Oak Room:
Access to the conference is to the left side of the building and through the door to your right at the end of the walkway. (subject to change)
Access to the Mansion House for those with a disability is via a platform lift which can be found to the left of the building.
There is no parking at the Mansion House but there is a public car park immediately behind it just off Schoolhouse Lane. Q Park has 370 parking spaces and 5 accessible parking spaces.
For further information and directions please see: Dawson Street Car Park | Dawson Street Parking | Q-Park
Media Usage Policy
Normally we take photos and video at our events which may be used for our own promotional use (social media, website) and your registration confirms your consent to this use. If you object to this just let us know on the day of the event and we will take steps to ensure your preference is respected.
Enquiries:
If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions before, during, or after the conference, please do not hesitate to contact us at deafcareerproject@irishdeafsociety.ie