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Organisational Development Update: 12 November 2021
By: Lisette Whittaker
Last updated: Friday, 12 November 2021
Appenticeships:
An apprenticeship allows you to develop the practical skills and understanding you need to, not only excel in your role, but develop your career further. Apprenticeships are available in a huge variety of subjects at all educational levels, from GCSE through to master's degree equivalents. Whether you're interested in generalist business and management or developing specialist skills, there may be something to interest you. More details about apprenticeships can be found on our website.
If you are interested in a management and leadership apprenticeship, we have teamed up with KnowledgeBrief, who are providing briefing sessions (see below) for you to find out more.
Timetable:
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Date |
Time |
Event |
Trainer |
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Wednesday 17 November |
10 am to 12 pm |
How to have difficult conversations is for staff in academic and professional roles who have recently taken on a managerial role, or those who have some experience but would like to refresh and/or enhance their management skills. This workshop is fully booked but you may still get in if you add yourself to the waiting list here. |
Sarah Engineer |
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Thursday 18 November |
10 am to 11.30 am |
Becoming a mentee. How to get the most from mentoring. Book your place here. |
Sarah O’Malley |
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Tuesday 23 November |
1.00 pm to 1.30 pm 2.00 pm to 2.30 pm |
Apprenticeship briefings: Level 3 and 5 Leadership and Management. Register here to find out more. Level 7 Senior Leadership: register here to find out more. |
KnowledgeBrief |
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Thursday 25 November |
11 am to 12.30 pm |
Introduction to managing change is for staff in academic and professional roles who have recently taken on a managerial role, or those who have some experience but would like to refresh and/or enhance their management skills. Book your place here. |
Sarah Engineer |
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Friday 26 November |
5.00 pm |
Appraisal summary form return deadline for Professional Services Schools/Division |
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Please be aware that if a workshop has fewer than six places booked, we may need to cancel the session.
Our Autumn Term calendar is now available here
OD staff update:
It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to Mariyana Bushara on 25 November. She has been integral in creating and delivering wellbeing and mental health training to support staff across the University. We wish her well in her new adventure.
Vicki Love joins us on 4th January 2022 as an OD Adviser. She has lots of experience of designing and delivering management development and is also a mental health first aider. Kelly Lewis-Clarke also joins as an OD Adviser on 24th January 2022. Kelly brings a wealth of experience in talent management, employee engagement and supporting change through OD interventions.