UCU-LSIS-UNISON FE Staff Governors' Conference 2011
29 September 2011
New Government, New Institutions: Change and Development in College Structures and Governance
Thursday 24 November 2011 (all day) - UCU's Head Office, Carlow Street, London
This year's UCU-LSIS-UNISON FE Staff Governors' Conference focussed on the development of new structures within FE and how this will impact on governance and accountability in a rapidly evolving and (further) diversifying FE sector. This practical and skills-focused event gave an overview of the latest changes in the sector, provided case studies of the different models of governance which are emerging as a result of these changes and facilitated the development of delegates' effectiveness in carrying out their role.
A programme for the conference is available here: Programme UCU-LSIS-UNISON FE Staff Governors' Conference 24-Nov-11 [163kb].
Slides used by speakers are available here:
Rob Wye - An Overview of Current Developments in FE Rob Wye - the Skills Landscape, 2012 and Beyond [1mb]
Jo Matthews - The Role of the Staff Governor Jo Matthews - The Role of the Staff Governor [1mb]
Debbie Wilshire - Staff Voice and Effective Governance, Cornwall College Debbie Wilshire - Staff Voice and Effective Governance, Cornwall College [839kb]
Carla Ramsay - Governance at Hull College Group Carla Ramsay - Governance at Hull College Group [1mb]
Lynn Merilion - Principal, Stockport College Lynn Merilion - Principal, Stockport College [383kb]
Other documents associated with the conference are available here:
Vogt, E. et al - the Art of Powerful Questions [269kb]
NIACE Report - A dynamic nucleus at the heart of local communities
LSIS report - the Further Education and Skills Sector in 2020 - A Social Productivity Approach
LSIS Report - Open Public Services White Paper - A Quick Summary
John Hayes Vision for Further Education of 15 Jun 2011
LSIS Report - FE and Its Contribution to Social and Economic Life - A Vision for the Big Society
LSIS Report - New Challenges, New Chances - A Quick Summary
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