FOR INSTITUTIONS, TUTORS & TRAINERS

Build your programme. Bring your lessons to life.

Teaching event management takes more than explaining how an event looks. Learners need to understand how to plan, budget, coordinate people and deliver an event professionally. EPA’s curriculum and teaching guide help you turn that knowledge into structured, practical learning.

THE FRAMEWORK FOR YOUR PROGRAMME

Event Management Curriculum

For institutions developing a new programme or strengthening existing event management training. The curriculum gives you an organised framework for what learners should study, practise and demonstrate.

What it covers

  • Event planning: client briefs, event objectives, planning stages and documentation.
  • Budgets and resources: costing, supplier coordination, logistics and timelines.
  • Professional practice: client communication, responsibilities, risk and event delivery.
  • Practical learning: planning exercises, event scenarios and project work.
  • Assessment: learning outcomes and tools to help evaluate understanding and practical application.

Why it helps: Give your programme a clear learning sequence and a consistent foundation for teaching and assessment.

Paid institutional resource. Use is subject to the curriculum licence terms.

PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR THE INSTRUCTOR

Event Management Teaching Guide

For tutors who want to explain event concepts clearly and help learners put them into practice. The guide supports preparation, classroom engagement and evaluation.

What it supports

  • Lesson preparation: organising topics, session objectives and the flow of a lesson.
  • Clear explanations: connecting event concepts with examples learners can understand.
  • Classroom activities: discussions, group tasks and practical planning exercises.
  • Event simulations: guiding learners through decisions, coordination and problem solving.
  • Assessment and feedback: checking progress and helping learners improve their work.

Why it helps: Spend less time building your teaching approach from scratch and more time guiding meaningful learning.

Paid teaching resource, purchased separately from the curriculum licence.

Two resources. Complementary roles.

The curriculum provides the programme framework. The teaching guide supports how you deliver it. Choose the resource that meets your needs, or use both to connect structured content with practical classroom teaching.

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