Taking control of your career: professional development beyond PCIfA

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How do we take ownership of our career development? Early in your career, your employer might guide you through training and learning opportunities. As you take on more responsibilities or start to specialise, finding the right training can feel inaccessible or unaffordable.

This workshop will help you navigate these issues, allowing you to determine whether a training opportunity is filling a skill shortage within your organisation or actively progressing your career. 

This workshop asks:

  • How do we keep sight of our career goals whilst building up the skills we need to do our jobs?
  • How do we negotiate with our employers to get access to training that will build their business whilst helping us progress?
  • How do we find high quality training at the right level for us? Who supports us to learn?
  • How do employers decide what training we need? Is it what we want? How can training choices help the sector?

This workshop is for archaeologists moving towards mid-career who would like to maximise their next career stage. 

Historic England bursaries

In addition to the reduced tickets for low-income delegates, we are pleased to announce that Historic England will be providing bursary support for any student, early career, or unemployed archaeologists living, working, or studying in England.

We have bursaries available which will pay for recipients' registration fees.

To apply for a bursary place, please email conference@archaeologists.net with a brief statement indicating your ties to England and your career stage.

Additional information
The event start/end times indicated below are for British Summer Time (BST).

Contact us
If you have any questions at all or require any assistance in registering or accessing this event, please contact CIfA Events: conference@archaeologists.net 

 

When
7 September 2026 from 12:00 PM (BST/UTC+1) to  2:00 PM (BST/UTC+1)
Event Fee(s)
CIfA members £20.00
Non-members £30.00