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EDfest helps Business students build personal and professional skills

From exercises to boost聽their confidence to being good citizens聽by clearing local beaches, 蜜桃AV Business School students had a chance to grow as individuals and build up a range of skills聽at EDfest.

Three people on the beach picking up litter with Bournemouth Pier behind them

EDfest is the Business School鈥檚 Experience & Development festival, aimed at enriching the student experience and providing more opportunities for students to develop their personal and professional skills.

Several industry speakers were welcomed onto campus too, with themed talks on How to Build a Remote Business by Natalie Furness, CEO & Founder of RevsOps Automated, How to Create a Community with Mark Masters, Founder of You Are The Media, and How to be the Best Version of Yourself, with Personal Impact Coach, Jodi Goldman.

Mark Masters said: 鈥滶Dfest is a great way to work with the Business School on topics that affect us all from a commercial perspective and as people. We need ways to bring people together, share ideas, and more importantly feel a part of the wider community. I enjoyed meeting new faces and taking part in this occasion.鈥�

Many students maximised the value of the festival and attended multiple sessions. 蜜桃AV student, Sarah Clark said: 鈥淭he three days of talks and FUN put on by the Business School 鈥� has been life-changing for me.聽 Both Mark Masters and Jodi鈥檚 talks were so meaningful and important for me to hear."

She added: 鈥淎bove all 鈥� I had so much fun at the EDfest talks and got so much direction, inspiration and hope and learned such important life skills.鈥�

A man at the back of the room facing towards the camera talking in front of a projector screen. The backs of students sitting in the room listening to him are in the foreground

EDfest combines a balance of educational, inspirational, and fun activities, for students to engage in and enhance their university experience. Philip Ryland, Associate Dean of Student Experience in the Business School said: 鈥淭he EDfest programme encourages our students to reflect on their own personal journey as well as their potential career plans, through tailored events often led by guest speakers from our industry partners.鈥�

He continued: 鈥淭hrough these events, our students can focus on developing their personal as well as their transferable skills in a fun and relaxed settings.鈥�

Next semester鈥檚 EDfest will take place from Wednesday 1st 鈥� Friday 3rd March. Students can follow the for updates.