PeersCon2711 March 2027, Nottingham
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Submissions are closed for PeersCon27.
We aim to announce the speakers in late 2026.
What to know before you submit
What we look for
How you’ve navigated the strange and diverse, what worked, what didn’t and the concrete tips you picked up.
- New techniques and tools
- Obscure testing and domains
- Bringing your whole self into quality conversations
- Where you’ve hit the limits of quality
Less likely to be chosen
Your talk doesn’t have to be brand new or exclusive to #PeersCon but we are unlikely to pick:
- Generic abstracts
- The basics of testing
- Rehashed industry arguments
- Purely theoretical talks
Formats
Pick the shape that suits your idea:
- 30 min talk with a short Q&A
- 90 or 120 min workshop
- Something else, we’re all ears
Who we want to hear from
Building on #PeersCon26 we want new and diverse voices on stage with fresh perspectives. First time speakers are very welcome and we’re happy to help with your abstract, as are people from outside the tester sphere.
How to submit
We like to be a little different at Testing Peers HQ so you can submit in writing or by video. Whichever you choose tell us about the content, three takeaways and anything else relevant to your session.
Written submission
Closed for PeersCon27
Video submission
Closed for PeersCon27
To keep the event low-cost we can’t pay or cover speaker costs. More on this on the Get involved page.
Questions
Questions or want help with your abstract? Reach out and let’s talk. Follow us on LinkedIn to hear when the next call opens.