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Training for clerks to the governing board
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on 11 October 2017
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Are clerks required to attend training? This article relays advice on what training might be useful for governing board clerks in maintained schools, academies and MATs. It also looks at the clerks' training programme from the National College and an accredited course from a local authority.
Contents
- 1 Are clerks required to take training?
- 2 What training might clerks need?
- 3 Keeping up to date with changes in education
- 4 Accreditation programme
- 5 Local authority training
- 6 Training from ICSA
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- 8 external links
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