Conference Evaluations

Conference is all done but the sharing continues!

What a great 2.5 days of networking and learning and it’s not too late to catch some of the great professional learning that took place.

Hello everyone,

I hope you have all had safe holidays and journeys home from conference and are now ready to jump into the last term of the year with renewed energy.  Thank you to those who made it to conference and contributed to an amazing time of networking and learning.  If you were unable to make it to conference, there are still lots of opportunities to catch up with professional learning over the next few months.

Workshop Presentations

The presentations that are available to us will be added to the SLANZA website just as soon as we can, so you can catch up with any you missed or get the notes and links from those you attended.

If you presented at conference and are happy to make your presentation available, please send it to Mandy (mandy@conference.co.nz), preferably as a pdf or a web link.

A very big “thank you” to those who presented workshops and giving your time and knowledge so generously – this willingness to share our professional knowledge is the most valuable asset we have!

Conference Evaluations

If you didn’t get a chance to complete your evaluation form at conference we will send this to you electronically so we can gather your feedback.  This is an important part of conference for us so we can ensure that future professional development meets your needs.

Thank You from the Conference Committee

A special thank you to all for supporting our conference in Christchurch this year.  It was great to see everyone networking, sharing, learning, and just the general buzz as you caught up with colleagues made it a successful event!

Thank you to our sponsors who made conference possible and I encourage you to continue to support these businesses who were willing to give their time and a financial commitment to be there.

‘Till we meet again!

Cathy Kennedy

Conference Committee Convenor and your Aoraki Conference Committee