Date	Session	Topic	Location
Monday 12th	11:15-11:35am	What is Skills for Security doing for the industry?	Stand, 686
	12:30-12:50pm	Getting help with training costs	Stand, 686
	2:30-2:40pm	NOS - how to benefit from a free resource	Stand, 686
Tuesday 13th	11:15-11:45am	What is Skills for Security doing for the industry?	Hall 7, stand 720
	12:30-12:50pm	NVQs – are they still relevant?	Stand, 686
	2:30-2:50pm	Apprenticeships: The future or the past	Stand, 686
Wednesday 14th	11:15-11:35am	Developing security staff	Stand, 686
	12:30-13:00pm	Apprenticeships: The future or the past?	Hall 7, stand 720
	2:30-2:50pm	Good supervisors –born or made?	Stand, 686

 

The skills body will be present at IFSEC throughout the week, with staff available to answer questions and discuss issues around training, qualifications, funding and occupational standards. For a general chat please just drop in to

the Skills for Security meeting room near the main entrance to Hall 7. Anyone wishing to discuss a specific issue should contact the marketing department at Security House, who will make an appointment for you to meet the relevant member of staff: email marketing@skillsforsecurity.org.uk  to book a specific appointment.

 

We will also be undertaking the popular Apprenticeship Challenge, in which apprentices from the security systems companies compete with one another to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in installing, commissioning and tracing faults in electronic security equipment, under the gaze of eagle-eyed judges and critical conference-goers.

If you are interested in entering The Apprentice Skills Challenge please email Sally King at sking@cmpi.biz for an entry form.

 

We look forward to seeing you at IFSEC.

 

If you would like more information on IFSEC and to register to attend for free please visit www.ifsec.co.uk