DfE Governor Development Programme Award for ALL

New DfE Licence to deliver

Governance Development Programmes

“It is essential that we have the right people with the right skills chairing our governing bodies. Such people do not often come ready-made for the role; good succession planning and high quality training and development is vital”    Lord Nash

 

The Alliance of Leading Learning is proud to announce we have been awarded one of only five national licences to deliver the DfE Governor Development Programme from March 2018. The award of this licence bares testament to the expertise of our core team and our previous work with over 2,000 Governors under our previous licence.

We are thrilled we can continue to build on our reputable success in providing gold standard professional learning in governance which has had proven life changing impact on children and young people.

The Alliance of Leading Learning are a school led inclusive partnership representing all phases and school contexts nationally and internationally and comes to the market of governor training with an established reputation as a “gold standard” (NCTL 2013) provider of impact driven development. Since 2013 the core team for Governor training in the Alliance of Leading Learning have run the NCTL regional licence in the North West, West Midlands and Yorkshire and Humber. Our expert team were key in developing the leadership Governor Leadership Programmes for vice, aspiring and existing chairs and the Clerks’ training programme

The Executive Director of The Alliance of Leading Learning, Cavelle Priestley-Bird explained: “This is an exciting new programme which will explore and develop governors’ leadership skills and ensure they acquire the required high level of professional knowledge of governance. We are intent on supporting governors in a rapidly changing educational landscape and ensure that the right expertise exists to enhance a self-improving system.”

 

For more information on the fully funded programmes please following this link.

 

Posted by marchesadmin on 25th January 2018, under News


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