New clerks will be able to develop their understanding of clerking and develop essential knowledge and skills, whilst experienced clerks will be able to enhance and develop their competencies and expertise.
Facilitated by Cathy Brown, who is Director of Governance at TMET and an experienced governor trainer, this well-established programme offers both new and experienced clerks an opportunity to develop their role so that they can contribute effectively to governance at their school or academy trust.
New clerks will be able to develop their understanding of clerking and develop essential knowledge and skills, whilst experienced clerks will be able to enhance and develop their competencies and expertise.
The programme will consist of
Two modules, facilitated by an experienced, high-quality facilitator
Peer support and sharing practice with other clerks on the programme
The programme will cover:
Understanding Governance and the Role of the Clerk
Administration, Advice and Guidance
People and Relationships
About The Mead Institute
The Mead Institute is the dedicated training, coaching and development branch of The Mead Educational Trust (TMET) – training staff, post-16 students and volunteers to be the best that they can be in order to maximise the quality of education for pupils.
The three pillars that underpin The Mead Institute are the Leicester and Leicestershire Teaching School Hub, the Leicestershire Secondary School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) – both of which are also part of The Mead Educational Trust – and professional learning for those involved in education. Through these we offer the National Professional Qualifications (NPQs), governor training, initial teacher training and system leadership support.
We are a new entity, having been established in June 2022, but we are fortunate to draw on the years of experience and expertise from the leaders and staff in TMET as well as its established and highly regarded Teaching School Hub and SCITT.
The Mead Institute encompasses five key strands:
Initial teacher training
Professional development
Leadership development
School improvement
Research development and quality assurance
Professional Development Awards (PDAs) in Management are for managers at all levels within an organisation. It gives managers an opportunity to develop their performance in their job to become more effective and to progress their career.
They will then be shown techniques and methods for addressing problem areas, learn how to set priorities and plan their day/workload, use ‘To Do’ lists and be given a better understanding of pressure vs. stress.
Developing a training programme to meet your specific requirements
We ask the right questions, we listen, we explore with you and ensure we are able to provide you with what you need. If we don’t have it, we will hook you up with one of our professional associates who can.
it’s like any other personal challenge, like weight loss or money management. There is no simple, one size fits all answer. You must build a solution that works for you.
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