Workshop
They bring ideas to life through active participation, lively discussion, shared reflection, and practical application. They are designed to spark new thinking, challenge assumptions, and equip participants with approaches they can immediately put into practice. Workshops are 90 minutes in duration, and session timelines must be planned accordingly. Workshops must be free from commercial promotion; sessions built around a specific commercial product will not be accepted.
Structure
| 1. Background, Rationale and Aims | Why this workshop? What challenge, opportunity, or unmet need does it address? |
| 2. Intended Learning Outcomes | What will participants learn, gain, or be able to do? |
| 3. Session Design and Timeline | What will happen during the 90-minute workshop, and how will participants be engaged? |
| 4. Educational Methods | Which educational methods will be used and why are these the right ones for achieving the intended outcomes? |
| 5. Expected Impact and Take-Home Messages | What difference will participation in this workshop make? |
| 6. References | Minimum 2, maximum 10; Vancouver style; not included in the word count |
| 7. Target Audience | Who is this workshop for? |
| 8. Level | Introductory / Intermediate / Advanced |
| 9. Maximum Number of Participants | |
| 10. Facilitators | Who will facilitate the session, and what relevant experience do they bring? |
| 11. Equipment Required and Room Set-Up | What is needed to create the best possible learning experience? |