Propose a collaboration

• The question or need you want to address, and the intended audience.
• The people or organisations involved and their proposed roles.
• The output you have in mind, such as a resource, discussion or shared piece of work.
• Your proposed timing, resources and sources of support.
• Relevant interests, permissions and a link to any existing material.

A concise outline is enough to begin. If the proposal concerns a specific teaching resource or meeting, the dedicated forms ask for the details needed for those activities.

Education proposal · Event proposal

The contact form provides a reference when your message has been received. Keep it if you need to add information. Describe any deadline in your proposal; an enquiry does not commit either party to a project or announce a partnership.