The annual Technical Communication UK (TCUK) conference is the leading event for technical communicators in the UK, and in September 2013 we’re heading to Bristol!

Book Now for TCUK 2013!

Online booking at Early-Bird prices is now available.

Please note that you should either book for the full residential package, which includes all three days of TCUK, and dinner and accommodation for Tuesday night and Wednesday night, or book the individual conference days, accommodation and evening meals you require.

Speakers should not use this form, but should follow the instructions sent to them by the ISTC office. If you’re still waiting to hear if your speaking proposal has been accepted, we hope to get back to you soon.

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News updates

News Update 13th March 2013: Another Platinum Sponsor! We’re very pleased to announce that we have a second Platinum Sponsor for TCUK 2013 – MadCap Software.

News Update 7th March 2013: Great news about sponsors – and even greater news about prices! Welcome to the first commercial sponsors for TCUK 2013: Adobe is our first Platinum sponsor, and ITR and 3di are our first Silver sponsors. We have good news for your budgets and bank balances too: delegate prices for TCUK 2013 are being held at exactly the same level as they were in 2012!

News Update 3rd February 2013: We’re pleased to announce that the Call for Proposals is now open! The specialist topic stream for this year’s conference is The Management of Technical Communication. Proposals for presentations within this area are particularly welcome, but you may submit proposals on any topic that you feel will be of interest to technical communication professionals. In feedback from previous conferences delegates have expressed an interest in having a wider variety of presentation topics –   “not just presentations on writing help for software” –  so the list of suggestions on the Call for Proposals page is just a jumping off point for your imagination. What do you think would be of interest to other technical communicators?

News Update 3rd February 2013: Find out who the first of our Keynote Speakers is!