Summer semester 2023 graduation

Congratulations to the students who graduated yesterday from the Socially Mobile programme.

Socially Mobile founders Sarah Waddington CBE and Stephen Waddington presented graduating students from the summer semester programme with a certificate recognising their new qualification and achievements at a ceremony in London.

“When we first had our vision for Socially Mobile, we wanted to ensure we supported those who deserved it most. Our students have inspired and delighted us with their talent and learning appetite,” said Sarah Waddington CBE. 

Socially Mobile is a deliberately fast-paced executive education course with robust marking. It’s not for the fainthearted or those who aren’t committed.

Our students, despite busy and demanding work and home lives, have risen to the challenge, and more than this, they have excelled. We are proud of each one of them.

We would like to congratulate the following students on graduating today, in alphabetical order.

  • Beth Broomby – distinction

  • Fiona Capel – distinction

  • Carys Dudley-Jones

  • Josephine Graham - distinction         

  • Sarah Hartman

  • Oakley Hartney – distinction

  • Kelly Quigley-Hicks – distinction

  • Cora Hobbins

  • Kayleigh Reghif

  • Casey Spence

  • Sarah Upali – distinction

  • Iola Williams

Ella Minty, our Chief Examiner, asks us to recognise an exceptional student from each cohort, for their attitude, development and contribution to the Socially Mobile community.

The recipient of the Chief Examiner’s Award has the cost of the CIPR’s Chartered Assessment paid for by Socially Mobile.  However, for the first time, the successful student is already Chartered so we will commit to supporting her continuing professional development in another way.

The recipient of the Chief Examiners Award for this cohort is Kelly Quigley-Hicks.

Applications for paid and funded places on the next Socially Mobile cohort close on 20 August. Please head to the website for more information and share the details with anyone you think might benefit.

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