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Could you help shape the UKATA 2027 Conference?


Planning is already underway for the UKATA National Conference, taking place from 23-25 April 2027. The theme for the weekend is Conversations That Matter: Making Meaning in a Changing World.



We’re Looking for a Conference Organiser!


We're looking for a freelance Conference Organiser to work alongside the UKATA Team from now until May 2027, helping to plan, deliver and evaluate the conference.


We're looking for someone who is organised, proactive and enjoys bringing people together to create a warm and professional experience.


Experience of organising conferences, events or large-scale gatherings would be an advantage, as would familiarity with Transactional Analysis, although we also welcome expressions of interest from experienced event professionals outside the TA community.


To express an interest, please send your CV together with a brief outline of your relevant experience and availability to office@ukata.org by Friday 17 July.






Other Opportunities


We're also looking for volunteers who would like to help make the conference a success. There will be opportunities to: support planning and preparation in the lead-up to the conference; and/or help during the conference weekend itself


If you'd like to find out more about volunteering, or have any questions about either opportunity:





The UKATA Conference is always a community effort, and we'd love to hear from anyone who would like to play a part in creating another meaningful and memorable weekend together.

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