CPD Rev Birmingham

CPD Rev is an interactive Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event designed especially for Disability and Wellbeing teams in HE and DSA Needs Assessors.

Attendees can expect engaging AT workshops, vibrant networking opportunities, and thought-provoking discussions designed to spark inspiration and foster personal and professional growth. CPD Rev equips you with the tools and insights to make a lasting, positive impact for students with disabilities, empowering you to offer meaningful support with confidence and purpose.

The theme for this year’s CPD Rev event is:

Keynote address

To give this important topic the attention it deserves, each day will start with an insightful keynote presentation from Disabled Students UK, sharing the student perspective on the use of AI in higher education.

Live panel discussion

The afternoon session will begin with a dynamic panel discussion. This will bring together thought leaders from across the disability sector to share insights, challenge perspectives, and spark meaningful conversation. Registrants will have the opportunity to submit questions to the panel ahead of the event. Full details coming soon.

AT workshops

As well as the panel discussion, there will also be the opportunity for you to take part in eight interactive assistive technology workshops from:

• Learning Labs

• Jamworks

• Ayoa

• Brain in hand

• Present Pal

• Aventido

• Genio

• OE Group

Join us for a forward-thinking and inspiring event where we will explore practical solutions, innovative strategies and fresh ideas from across the sector.

A CPD Rev event runs from 9am–4pm and all refreshments and a full lunch are provided free of charge. Please let us know about any food allergies or dietary requirements when signing up.

CPD Rev is an inclusive event series, and we aim to make this accessible for everyone. Please let us know if you have any accessibility requirements when signing up.

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