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This course is designed for newly appointed heads of science and those aspiring to become a head of department. It will focus on the ways that a new head can run an effective department, including selecting and building an effective team, planning the curriculum and improving standards. Time will also be spent looking at how ICT can improve both teaching and learning as well as administration.

Planning the science curriculum

Management of departmental administration

Strategies for improving exam performance

Management and target setting in the department

Using ICT to improve the efficiency of the department

Working towards an MA? Teachers attending this course have the opportunity to earn 20 Masters Level credits.

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Duration: One day | Cost:£270.00+ VAT | Reference: 7305 WW

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Recent Course Evaluations


Excellent course! Very informative, support materials were full of helpful information. Excellent speaker, allowed for an informal and relaxed environment which I feel is essential for the people on this course - New Heads of Department and people with very real fears of their 1st management position. Thanks
Kiran Nand - Stockley Academy
29/05/2009