Equipping careers professionals for enterprising conversations
CDI News Desk
CDI News Desk
26 February 2026

Equipping careers professionals for enterprising conversations

On 10th March, the CDI are hosting an expert workshop on ‘Equipping careers professionals for enterprising conversations’ as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week.

This practical, interactive workshop, delivered in collaboration with Enterprise Educators UK, will help you feel confident, informed, and ready to guide those conversations with ease.

You’ll learn how to:
  • Understand key enterprising and entrepreneurial skills
  • Recognise where and how these skills are applied
  • Support clients to reflect on opportunities and strengths
  • Build a tailored Resource Matrix to connect learners with the right networks and next steps

Filled with discussion, practical tools, and real-world examples, this session is ideal for any Careers Professional looking to strengthen their approach, whether you’re new to enterprise and entrepreneurship or refreshing your practice and keen to build your professional network.

The workshop facilitators are:

Helen Hook – Enterprise Educator at University of Birmingham, Careers Professional, HEA Fellow and Chair of the Graduate Futures Institute Enterprise & Entrepreneurship Task Group

Dr Matthew Draycott – Associate Professor at Birmingham City University, specialising in creative, inclusive enterprise learning.

Find out more and book for the Equipping careers professionals for enterprising conversations expert workshop.

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