The Chartered Institute for Archaeologists is running two free workshops in Edinburgh on Wednesday 27 July.
The morning session (10am - 1pm) will be a Chartered Archaeologists workshop. The purpose of the workshop is to think about the idea of archaeologists becoming individually chartered in alignment with other professions. The arguments so far will be explored and ways forward considered. This is your chance to have your say on the issue and to help to shape CIfA's future. Kate Geary, Standards Development manager for CIfA, will lead the session which is open to all archaeologists.
A networking buffet lunch will follow and this is a great opportunity for meeting fellow archaeologists and finding out more about CIfA's work.
The afternoon session (2pm - 4pm) will be 'Professionalism - an introduction', led by Andrea Bradley - one of CIfA's directors. It is aimed at early career archaeologists working for CIfA registered organisations, particularly non-members and student/affiliate members, but PCIfA members and above are also welcome.
Both sessions and the networking lunch must be booked. You can find out more information and how to book here or contact Anna at anna.welch [at] archaeologists.net
