England, International, Leadership, Middle Leaders, Northern Ireland, Post-16, Primary / Grade 1-5, Scotland, Secondary / Grade 6-12, Senior Leaders, Special, Wales,

Secure Your First Leadership Role – Being SLT

In this course, which is the third of three courses on the subject of securing a SLT position, Matt Bromley concludes his exploration of the recruitment process by looking at simulations such as team meetings, at written tasks such as the in-tray exercise, and at the final interview. He then explores what great senior leaders do once appointed.

As well as being useful for individual CPD, this course could form the basis of in-school 121 coaching for prospective members of SLT.

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Part of the Securing Your First Senior Leadership Role pathway

3 courses from Matt Bromley to support you to secure and settle into your first senior leadership role

Your Trainer: Matt Bromley

Matt Bromley is an education writer and advisor with over twenty years’ experience in teaching and leadership including as a secondary school headteacher and principal, FE college vice principal, and MAT director. He also works as a public speaker, trainer, and school improvement lead, and is a primary school governor. You connect with Matt on twitter or via his website.

What You Can Expect

This course is an on demand video course that you can watch at a pace to suit you. The content is delivered in bite sized videos that will take less than an hour to watch in total. Implementing the ideas will take longer of course!

Whilst the videos are designed to be watched as a series, you might choose to come back and dip in and out of particular modules to refresh your knowledge.

At the end of the course there is a short activity to help you reflect on what you’ve learned and consider how to take it forwards. It’s absolutely up to you whether you decide to do this, but many people who do tell us that it helps them to apply what they’ve learned to their current context and think clearly about what practical next steps they can take to have a positive impact with their new knowledge, understanding and skills.

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