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Tag Archives: training
Working with Consultants
I know many people, particularly in the public sector, are wary of engaging consultants. They see them as outsiders who charge exhorbitant fees and who don’t “understand” the organisation; they tend to deliver lengthy reports, based on superficial research, which call for change … Read More
Do I need a degree to work in Higher Education?
The short answer is no, as universities and colleges are committed to access to their institutions for their employees as well as their students. If you have suitable work experience, and depending of course on the role you’re applying for, … Read More
How Training Courses can Assist Your Career
Last week I was sent to a UKCISA training course. This is a prospect many people would moan about. An early start, a long train/car journey, followed by several hours sat in a windowless conference room with a group of … Read More
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Equality and Diversity with a Touch of Drama
In our university, all new members of staff are required to attend a 3-hour training session on equality and diversity. I couldn’t agree more that these are excellent and valuable principles in any workplace, but, in all honesty, who would … Read More


