M&C Educational Training Services
Presents
CALL TO ARMS - Metallurgy
Richard is one of the founding members of M&C Educational Training Services Ltd., which is a private organisation providing educational training opportunities for the Manufacturing Engineering Industries' workforce through learning programmes for those working with metals.
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Richard is an innovative, experienced and versatile Metallurgist who gained his experience and practical knowledge within the industrial sector.
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His passion is metallurgical failure investigation and metallurgical examinations, supporting and providing outcomes for internal and external customers.
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Richard has transferred his workplace knowledge and application skills as a Metallurgical Technician and Metallurgist to become an Educationalist. He strongly believes that to reduce the UK's 'skill gap' of metallurgists, it is paramount to have quality, academic-led educational programmes catering for this sector.
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Richard and his M&C team have spent over 3 years developing Metallurgical module programmes, offering student learning experience through online, remote studying delivered by academics via webseminars/video conferencing.
The student is supported every step of their educational journey by their assigned Lead Academic, their Industrial Mentor and M&C's virtual learning platform aids with their studies.
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Available now - Level 3 - Certificate in Metallurgy : Pathways (unregulated qualifications)
Purpose
In this interactive webinar, Richard will enlighten you on M&C's market research outlining the industry's skills shortage for trained Metallurgists in the UK.
Richard will explain why the industry and educational training providers need to pull together to upskill our metallurgists. How we have developed a platform for e-learning and also introduce our Certificate in Metallurgy Course.
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Our next webinar will explain this course in detail.
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We are also looking for you to help us, and your industry so we can gather evidence for the qualification regulators, confirming this profession needs these qualifications.
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Our part-time Metallurgical online courses are developed for e-learning, giving the student an educational understanding of the properties and structure of metals to advance their career aspirations.
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This is a live, interactive webinar where attendees are encouraged to participate in our
Q&A session.
Who should attend:
This webinar is beneficial to those who have the vision to upskill their technicians and metallurgists working with metallurgical processes and reduce the UK'S SKILLS GAP.
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It is also beneficial for those who are interested in the Certificate of Metallurgy course and would like to learn more about M&C.
GDPR - the legal stuff!
The Purpose
The purpose of collecting your personal data will be to enable M&C to facilitate the video conferencing webinar or live broadcast event providing wider access to its content and links.
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Processors used
The processors we use to hold your details are; this website and our database (Capsule). The webinar facility we will use is Zoom Conferencing and any recordings may be held on our YouTube or M&C's website, either as full or partial recordings. ECMS may receive the recording of this webinar from M&C to fulfil their funding obligations to the Black Country LEP/Midlands Engine.
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Sharing
We will not be publishing attendee lists, however, your name and email address may be visible to others in attendance during the webinar event.
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However, your information will be shared with our training organisation, Elite Centre for Manufacturing Skills (ECMS), they will be processing the numbers of attendees, keeping records of names, company name and email addresses for their funding providers.
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M&C will share with ECMS their Attendance List which includes your name, organisation name and your email address in the form of a spreadsheet to enable ECMS to fulfil their funding obligations.
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M&C will capture via Screenshot, attendees, which may include your image at the start, middle and towards the end together with your contact name from the webseminar/webtraining events.
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The information M&C will share with ECMS will not be shared with any other organisations (apart from ECMS' funding organisation) and both companies will not use this for marketing purposes, unless, of course, you have signed up for their or our newsletter/requesting more information and that you have expressed an interest in other webseminars or webtraining events which M&C may present. For any further webinars or webtraining that may occur in the future, M&C will forward this information to you.
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Webinar recording
We may record some events and both presenters and attendees may have their image and audio captured in the recording. If you are an attendee you may have the option of sharing your image or opt for activating your audio facility during the session. If you choose to do the latter, your voice may be captured in the recording.
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Some events will feature a moderated Q&A. If you choose to interact in the Q&A section of the presentation your comments may be published to others at the event and will also form part of the recording.
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If an event is being recorded we will always notify you in advance.
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What we will do with it
Any recordings may be used on M&C's website, its learning environment website, YouTube or for marketing purposes either as a full version or broken into segments.
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Registering/Enrolling on to the Webinar/Webtraining
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This webinar delivery is supported by the EMCS. By enrolling on M&C's events you are agreeing to share your data with ECMS and with M&C, the Training Provider. The ECMS is required to collect learner/attendee information as part of its reporting process, to comply with its funding obligations and to better understand its community so that it can meet the needs of clients with a view to continuously improving their services. It will share this information with Walsall Council as the Accountable Body for the ECMS Project. For further information please refer to the ECMS Privacy Notice ECMS Privacy Notice
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