Date and time: Thursday 23rd July 2026, 4pm - 4.45pm

Location: Online, Microsoft Teams

This webinar is delivered by Bec Parsons, Safeguarding, Prevent & Student Services Manager at Bury College, in partnership with the Greater Manchester Further Education Innovation Programme (GMFEIP).

This session is designed for our valued employer partners who currently host, or have recently hosted, a Bury College work experience student or apprentice.

Whether you are new to supporting students or have years of experience, this practical webinar will provide guidance, reassurance and useful ideas to help you create a safe, supportive and positive workplace.

During the session, we will cover:

  • Why safeguarding is everyone's responsibility and what this means for employers.
  • How Bury College can support you if you have any safeguarding concerns or need advice.
  • Practical AI innovation ideas that can help strengthen safeguarding in the workplace.
  • An opportunity to ask questions and discuss real-life scenarios during a live Q&A session.

This is an excellent opportunity to increase your confidence, learn about the support available to you and connect with the Bury College Safeguarding Team.

Who should attend?

Managers, supervisors, mentors and anyone responsible for supporting Bury College students on work experience placements or Apprenticeships.

We look forward to welcoming you online.

Book your place here

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