London Southeast Regional Meeting

Our once a quarter opportunity for members to catch up face to face at the London Southeast regional meeting. LSE committee will be onsite from 6pm and the meeting starts at 6:30pm.

After a brief regional catch up we are very pleased to welcome Colin Robinson who will be leading session on Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) from 7:00 to 9:00pm.

Helping an individual understand their personality type is the first step to personal and professional growth. The MBTI assessment helps individuals understand their strengths, their preferred working styles, and ultimately helps them see their potential. Used individually to provide self-awareness, the MBTI assessment also helps create a better understanding and appreciation between team members and colleagues – enabling them to work better together.

Colin Robinson has been an L&D professional for over 20 years. As a member of the CIPD and the British Psychological Society, his session on March 28th will guide you through the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) model. He will explain the history of MBTI and its composition.

MBTI will describe your individual preferences and we will explore together how this impacts the way you work particularly with reference to sign language interpreters.

The learning objectives of the session are to:

1. Understand your own preferences & how these may relate to your profession

2. Understand how your own preferences may impact on others including co-workers, supervision sessions, deaf people and agencies.

Colin’s preference is to make the session interactive so he will be encouraging contribution throughout.

If you can, please take a moment to complete the RSVP for the event so that we can have an idea of numbers expected. This session will also be available for remote access. Should you wish to join us online then please email southeast@asli.org.uk to register.

If you have any specific access requirements then please do not hesitate to contact us so that we can arrange this. If you have never attended the venue before then please email us at the committee to get information on accessing the building.