Association of Colleges

03 October 2008

09:00 - 14:00

All Locations

Ofsted’s good practice review on ‘How Colleges Improve’ is designed to stimulate discussion in the further education sector on how improvement might best be accelerated and barriers to change overcome. To support this, these two half-day workshops will examine what makes for successful and rapid college improvement and the barriers existing in some colleges which prevent improvement from taking place.

Places at these workshops are limited so book early to avoid disappointment!

Please visit www.aocmsevents.co.uk/howcollegesimprove  to register your place and to find out more.

Why should you attend this conference?

The programme will feature keynote presentations from*:

• Kate Anderson, Acting Chief Executive, QIA
• Roger McClure, Chief Executive, LSIS
• Rhys Evans, Ofsted
• Melanie Hunt, Director of Learning and Skills, Ofsted
• Paul Curry, HMI, Ofsted

Rhys Evans will share with you the report’s findings and their relevance to you and your college. You will then have the opportunity to discuss the results with fellow delegates and to provide feedback directly to QIA/CEL (soon to be LSIS) on the support required for their individual colleges.

Who should attend this conference?

Principals, Senior Postholders, Quality Managers and Governors – all those with a responsibility to tackle underperformance - will benefit from the workshops.

Please visit www.aocmsevents.co.uk/howcollegesimprove to register your place and to find out more.

For further information or to be added to our mailing list please contact us at: events@aoc.co.uk
 

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