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- AoC's Senior Leadership Development Programme
AoC's Senior Leadership Development Programme
Colleges need a strong team of strategic leaders to help support the students it serves in its community. Developing agile leadership skills can seem overwhelming and it can be hard to have the space to work on the college and not in it, especially in the current times. But, your college needs to strategically look forward to enable it to be ready for future challenges and opportunities.
Programme summary
Our highly interactive and well-regarded senior leadership training programme aims to develop the strategic skills of senior leaders in the further education sector in a complex and uncertain world. This senior management training not only offers you an analysis of global strategic development best practice but also enables you to put your new knowledge into practice straight away.
What's included in the programme?
☑️ Three 2-day modules to develop your strategic thinking as a leader
☑️ Residential accommodation
☑️ A networking dinner on the middle night of each module
☑️ 1:1 inter-module coaching to help you to embed your new knowledge and skills
☑️ Peer to peer support to grow your network of senior FE colleagues
☑️ Access to an online network of former alumni’s where you can ask advice and gain support
Who is the programme for?
This programme is for senior leaders who want to improve their impact and / or advance to Principal or CEO positions.
Designed for those already working at a senior level (Tiers 1 and 2) this programme is aimed at:
➡️ Campus Principals
➡️ Vice, Deputy / Assistant Principals
➡️ Directors or those in similar roles, working in the FE and skills sector.
Pricing options
The full programme costs £3,825 + VAT for member colleges and £4,425 + VAT for non-member colleges.
Attendees can also choose to attend just one or two modules (instead of the whole programme). Each face-to-face module is priced at £1,275 + VAT for member colleges and £1,475 for non-member colleges.
We understand the value of face-to-face training and networking is extremely high, particularly in a programme like this, which is why will be running the programme face-to-face as long as it is safe to do so and in line with government guidelines.
Participants will be kept up to date at all times on any changes.