Log inRegisterStart your free trial
GovernorHub Knowledge logo
  • Training
  • News briefing
  • Policy bank
GovernorHub
  • The governing board
  • Roles on the governing board
  • Clerk to the governing board

Training for governance professionals

Governance professionals should have the skills and knowledge to support the board to provide effective governance. Discover what funding is available to you and where to find the clerks' training you need.

Last reviewed on 18 December 2024See updates
School types: All•School phases: All•Ref: 4147
Contents
  1. Find the training you need
  2. Earn a clerking certification
  3. A note on training for governance professionals in single and multi-academy trusts
  4. Stay up to date with changes in education
The KeyHomeWhy choose us?TrustsPricingStart your free trialJoin The Key
ExploreLeadersSafeguardingCPDGovernorHubKeyGPT
CompanyAboutCareersBlogThe Key Group
ContactGet in touch0800 061 4500Help centre

© The Key | Company: 08268303 | 0800 061 4500 | Terms of UsePrivacyAccessibilityCookies

Please note: we refer to several training providers in this article, but this is for information only – we don't endorse or recommend any particular providers.

Find the training you need

Training is available from various sources, such as:

Local authorities (LAs)

Your LA may be able to offer low-cost (and sometimes free!) training closest to you. For example, HFL Education in Hertfordshire offers a governance professional development programme. 

Membership organisations

The National Association of School and College Clerks (NASCC) is a membership organisation for clerks and governance professionals. It provides regular training sessions for members, while championing the role and campaigning for better pay and conditions. Find out more about how to join on the NASCC website.

Other

This content is only available to membersUnlock resources, guidance, training and tools for your whole school with a 14 day free trial
Start your free trial
Rate this article
This content is only available to members

Want to continue reading?

Get unlimited access to resources, guidance, training and tools for your whole school
Start your free trial of Whole School membership
No commitment, and no payment details required.