The 2020 Club Event Industry Connections Event What does a year studying event management in London actually look like? For Tallulah Richards and Felix Orr, it meant far more than completing classes and assessments. Over the course of their Degree Alternative Programmes they experienced different areas of the events industry, visited venues, developed specialist interests, networked with industry professionals, worked on live events and completed internships before reaching t

An Ofqual-regulated event management qualification is a formal qualification offered by a recognised awarding organisation and regulated within England’s qualifications system. It has defined learning outcomes, assessment requirements, qualification levels and quality-assurance processes. It can also be checked on the official Register of Regulated Qualifications, allowing students, employers and education providers to confirm its status. This is different from a course that

For experienced event professionals, career development does not always mean starting again. Sometimes, the next step is about formalising the knowledge, judgement and industry understanding you have already built. The Event School London has launched a new live online programme for experienced event professionals who want to gain the Ofqual regulated ATHE Level 7 Diploma in Events Management. Designed for those with substantial event industry experience, this programme offer

The events industry is evolving rapidly. Employers are looking for professionals who not only bring creativity and enthusiasm, but also structured capability, professionalism and recognised qualifications that demonstrate real industry readiness. For many years, aspiring event professionals faced a fragmented education landscape. Some pursued traditional university degrees, others entered the industry informally, while many professionals already working in events struggled to