Graduation event 2022 HRC

Title

HDS graduation event 2022 for Human Relations and Counselling programme.

Date and time

Saturday 17 September 14:00 to 16:00

Location

HDS Training Suite, Glasgow - for directions, click here

Programme

13:30 Doors open

14:00 Welcome

14:20 Speaker(s)

14:40 Celebrating our Graduates

14:50 Conferral of Graduands

15:05 Closing Remaks

15:00 Drinks Reception

16:00 Event finishes

Attire

This is a semi-formal event

Tickets

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