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Appraisal of the clerk to governors
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10 August 2017
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How should the clerk to the governors be appraised? We look at the process of appraising clerks to the governors. This article features two KeyDocs for use in 360-degree reviews and in setting performance objectives for clerks. It also looks at appraising a clerk who works for more than one school.
Contents
- 1 Annual appraisal is good practice
- 2 Responsibility for conducting the appraisal
- 3 Preparing for the appraisal
- 4 Conducting the appraisal
- 5 Setting performance objectives
- 6 What if someone clerks for more than one school?
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- 2 external links
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