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Description
WCSiL International Counsellors’ Conference 2020
The next World Class Study in London International Counsellors’ Conference will take place on Monday 24 February 2020 at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
This conference is an opportunity for counsellors and teachers to meet representatives from five of London’s leading universities and find out more about supporting students through the university application process.
During the conference, delegates will have the opportunity to:
- Meet admissions and recruitment staff from Imperial College London, King’s College London, LSE, SOAS and UCL
- Find out what we look for in a competitive application
- Attend personal statement and teacher’s reference sessions
- Meet current international students
Conference attendees should be teachers, counsellors or careers advisers employed by a school located outside of the UK. Due to limited spaces, we can only accommodate one counsellor per school or college. Members of a professional counselling association (e.g. International ACAC, NACAC, IECA, CIS or similar) are welcome to attend.
Please note, whilst the conference is free to attend, delegates are responsible for organising and paying for their own travel and accommodation.
Provisional Conference Schedule – Monday 24 February 2020 (times are subject to change)
09.30: Conference Welcome and University Introductions
09.50: Applications overview and admissions panel
10:50: Coffee break
11:10: Teacher’s Reference session
12:15: Careers panel
12:45: Lunch
13:45: Personal Statement session
14:45: International student session
16:00: Campus tour of LSE
16:30: Drinks reception
Optional campus tours of the four other institutions will take place on Tuesday 25 February 2020, between 09.30 – 15.30.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email Sarah Mullen, Student Recruitment Coordinator at the London School of Economics and Political Science at S.Mullen@lse.ac.uk
