Genealogy professionalism refers to the standards to be met in client and industry expectations.
We all aspire to be the best we can be in our genealogy research using acquired knowledge and skills. Professionalism extends beyond the knowledge to how an individual behaves and reacts in given circumstances.
Join Jude Rhodes to explore key elements of genealogy professionalism including why and how to maintain confidentiality, tailored communication, managing accountability and how to ask for support.
Whether you are an experienced genealogist or just starting out or whether you are simply interested to find out more, sign up to join in on the talk and discussion.
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About the Speaker
Jude Rhodes
Jude qualified as a genealogist through the Pharos and Society of Genealogists Advanced Skills and Strategies course, she is an AGRA Associate and a member of the British Association for Local History Outreach Committee and the Society of One Place Studies committee.
Jude’s main area of interest in family and local history is in Yorkshire with a specialism of the Yorkshire Dales. Jude provides a professional genealogy and family history service bringing family history, local history and social history together.
Jude teaches family history and draws on fifty years in nursing to utilise transferable skills in professional genealogy methods.
