#WomenEdJersey: Tackling your imposter syndrome - a workshop

Do you ever feel that you are not good enough?

That one day, someone is going to find you out?

That you don't deserve the role that you are in or that pay rise because... well, you are just an imposter?

If so, join Parm Plummer ( self-confessed imposter syndrome sufferer) for a workshop where we will explore:

• What is imposter syndrome?
• Why do women seem to struggle with it more than men?
• How does it affect us?
• How can you manage it to be the best version of yourself?

Parm will offer practical strategies to manage those feelings of just-not-good-enough so you can achieve your goals for 2023.

As this is a workshop, numbers are limited to ensure that there is a personal element and to encourage sharing. Book your tickets soon to avoid disappointment.

The venue is to be decided, but details will be shared nearer the time. It is likely to be a town location in Jersey.

Parm Plummer (@parmplummer on Twitter) is a Global Strategic Leader and trustee for WomenEd. She is a network leader for WomenEd Jersey and established the network in April 2019. She has over 25 years' experience in education in a range of sectors and roles in the UK and Channel Islands. She completed her MEd in 2021 and is looking forward to completing her NPQH this year. She has run training and workshop events in the UK and in Jersey focused on teaching and learning and DEI and is a lead trainer for the NPQLT in Jersey. Her current role is Assistant Head, leading on Staffing, at Victoria College.