Bell Teacher Campus Cambridge

Managing Content and Quality in Education

Who is this course for?

Practising managers - head teachers, directors of studies, and senior teachers - at secondary or tertiary level who are interested in developing their school management skills. Participants are expected to have a good command of English (at least C1) in order to benefit fully from the course.

Course aims

  • To help participants develop the skills they need to be effective managers in the education sector.

Course programme

The course will be delivered through seminars and workshops, lectures and demonstrations. Participants will be expected to play a very active role in the course through participation, discussion, pooling of experience, practical projects, reflection, and feedback.

Topics typically include:

  • People management
  • Resources management
  • Administration
  • Deploying staff
  • Professional leadership
  • Performance management
  • Stakeholder and relationship management
  • Staff development
  • Quality management and quality assurance
  • The management of change

Applying for EU funding

EU funding is available for teachers from the European Union and associated countries. Find out how to apply for funding. When completing your funding application, you will need to provide details of your course. Download the course outline which includes a sample timetable to send with your application.

Course outline PDF (253kb)

Dates and fees

Arrival date
Departure date
Fee
29 July 2012 11 August 2012 12 August 2012 25 August 2012

Comenius/Grundtvig applicants: €1,920
All other applicants: £1480

Comenius/Grundtvig applicants: €1,920
All other applicants: £1480

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Course Package

€1,920
Comenius/Grundtvig applicants

£1480
Other applicants
  • Course tuition (plus talks by visiting speakers where applicable)
  • Single, en-suite accommodation at Homerton College
  • Daily breakfast and weekday evening meals
  • Weekend breakfasts
  • Core programme of social and cultural events including a tour of Cambridge and a one day excursion to London
  • Bell end of course certificate
  • Advice and support from Bell staff
  • Travel insurance (except UK residents)

Additional costs will be incurred for the following:

  • Additional excursions on a pay-as you-go basis
  • Entrance fees to tourist attractions (for example theatre tickets) unless specified on the published course programme
  • Airport transfers - these can be arranged for an additional cost
  • Exam entrance fees
  • Bank charges for payments made by bank transfer
  • Lunches
  • Weekend evening meals.