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7 To avoid disappointment please book your place via: www.kent.ac.uk/ces/empfest EM P 2.00pm-4.00pm RDC-G22 All students Learn how you can use your voice to improve your presentation skills and technique. Dr Dan Petrovici from Kent Business School will give you some helpful advice on presentation skills and techniques. This interactive seminar provides you with an overview of the role of voice adapted from drama studies. The focus will be on the role of voice in presentation in front of various audiences such as prospective employers and colleagues. 30 places are allocated on a firstcome-first-served basis. To reserve your place, email Irena Jennings, [email protected] EM P EM P 5 YABILITY PO LO EM P 10 2.00pm-4.00pm Gulbenkian, All students Hosted by the Gulbenkian team with Reckless Sleepers. Come and see behind the scenes of the Gulbenkian Arts Centre, including backstage tour and insiderknowledge from the team and visiting company, Reckless Sleepers. The session will focus on the nuggets of wisdom and biggest career lessons so far from the perspective of the Gulbenkian team and Reckless Sleepers’ Director and Theatre Maker (Mole Wetherell) and Producer (Kate Perridge). If you want to make it in the creative industries – this session is for you. Whether you’re into performing, programming, lighting, directing or holding it all together in the office! Hands-on tips and advice from those who have been there and done that, and are prepared to share it all with you, including how to get your foot in the door. Want to know about Employability schemes at the University of Kent? Come along to hear from Matt Cook from Employability Points, Suzanne Payne from Kent Union and Kate Ayres from the Careers and Employability Service who will help you understand how you can get involved in experiences that will help shape your future. Especially for students from the Faculty of Sciences. YABILITY PO LO Research 6