Course Content & Outline
Introduction to Education Management
Understanding what education management is and its overall purpose.
Exploring concepts, principles, and common structures of education management.
What roles are involved within education management, and their skill and experience requirements.
Recognising the consequences of poor educational management within an education facility.
Prioritising student wellbeing throughout all important decisions.
Language and Communication
The vitality of strong and effective communication within education management.
Developing a strong use of language and tone to convey a message.
Building trust with colleagues, students, and student caretakers.
Communicating openly about education goals and the process of achieving them.
Ensuring accessible communication for all when interacting with education services – interpreters, translators, written forms of communication.
Focusing on Student Welfare
Training all teachers and employees on safeguarding standards to protect students.
Explaining the 6 key principles of safeguarding – empowerment, prevention, proportionality, protection, partnership, and accountability.
Encouraging an environment that is mental health and disability aware.
Exploring all methods and techniques to aid each unique individual to ensure educational success.
Identifying changes in student behaviour and providing interventions when deemed necessary.
Accounting for all education departments and investigating their purpose and roles.
Gathering facility resources and delegating them where necessary.
Measuring department performance and ensuring all are meeting organisational and student needs.
Merging departments where possible to reduce resource usage and increase productivity.
Providing SEN Accessibility
Explaining why SEN is necessary within education.
Providing teachers and teaching assistance qualified within SEN teaching to guarantee a better experience for disabled students.
Ensuring SEN is easily accessible in all terms – applying for help, meeting student needs and physical accessibility to the SEN department.
Emphasising the importance of safeguarding for SEN students.