Networking Event for Young Entrepreneurs
11 December 2009
University Centre Folkestone hosted its second free networking event for Kent Association of Young Entrepreneurs (KAYE) on Thursday 26 November.
QJ and students at the event.
The event included a lively interactive talk from QJ, a motivational speaker by profession, currently running a series of events in Kent and London on how to speak confidently in public.
QJ said: “Your image, how you look and sound, is one of your most valuable assets. Knowing how to present yourself when delivering any business message can have a significant impact on your success.”
UCF Director, Chris Price, said: “The evening was a great opportunity for business networking, learning new skills and for our students to talk to local entrepreneurs.”
University Centre Folkestone will be hosting more networking events covering a range of topics. For full details on future events, please contact Jane Seaman on 01227 760600 or email jane.seaman@canterbury.ac.uk
Notes to Editor
Canterbury Christ Church University
Canterbury Christ Church University has, since its foundation by the Church of England as a teacher training college in 1962, developed a wide range of taught programmes, research and educational services. It continues to be the largest centre of higher education in Kent for the major public services.
The University now has 16,000 students based in five Faculties: Arts and Humanities, Business and Management, Education, Health and Social Care, Social and Applied Sciences. Our 1,500 staff contribute to the University’s work at our five campuses: Canterbury, Broadstairs, Folkestone (in partnership with the Creative Foundation and the University of Greenwich), Medway (in partnership with the Universities of Greenwich and Kent with Mid-Kent College) and Tunbridge Wells.
In so doing we seek to sustain the University’s Mission: ‘Inspired by the University’s Church of England Foundation and the aspirations of its students and staff, our mission is to pursue excellence in academic and professional higher education thereby enriching both individuals and society.’
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