Women In Leadership Programme
This fully funded 3-day course is for women in small and medium-sized enterprises working in management or leadership roles, or aspiring to be, who want to develop their capability to manage and lead. Multiple dates are available until July 2020.
This course in run by the Nottingham Business School as part of the Priority Skills for D2N2 SMEs project, which is part-funded by the European Social Fund.
- From: Tuesday 17 March 2020, 9.30 am
- To: Thursday 16 July 2020, 4 pm
- Registration: 9.15am
- Location: NTU City Campus or Mansfield venues, Nottingham,
- Booking deadline: Wednesday 1 July 2020, 12.00 am
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Event details
Nottingham Trent University is delivering a fully funded 3-day management & leadership programme for women in small and medium-sized enterprises.
It has been designed for women working in management or leadership roles, or those aspiring to be, who want to develop their careers and their capability to manage and lead within their organisation.
The programme provides valuable, accredited professional development and is designed to be supportive and accessible to those with no higher education experience.
Course benefits
- Get greater clarity on career goals, and better capability to manage and lead within your organisation
- Get a university-accredited professional development course for your CV
- Earn credits toward a further postgraduate programme such as a Masters or postgraduate diploma or certificate
The course will be repeated over multiple cohorts between November 2019 and July 2020. Each course will consist of 3 dates run by the Nottingham Business School.
| Cohort 10 (City Campus) | Cohort 11 (City Campus) | Cohort 12 (City Campus) | Cohort 13 (Mansfield) | Cohort 14 (City Campus) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
17 March 24 March 7 April |
23 April 7 May 28 May Currently on hold due to COVID-19. |
28 April 12 May 2 June Currently on hold due to COVID-19. |
9 June 23 June 7 July Currently on hold due to COVID-19. |
18 June 2 July 16 July Currently on hold due to COVID-19. |
** Please note – all future cohorts that haven't yet started are currently on hold due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation. This page will be updated when we have more information.
Spaces for each cohort are limited and attendance will be confirmed by the course team. Please follow the register links and a member from our team will respond to confirm your place on the most suitable date.
Email us at wil@ntu.ac.uk if you have any further questions.
Additional course dates will be added for future cohorts.
Programme
What will the course cover?
In a supportive environment focusing on practical issues facing women in SMEs, the course will cover a number of topics including:
- How gender differences in leadership tendencies impact the way women lead
- Effective leadership and management techniques that support employee engagement and performance at an individual, team and organisational level
- Management and leadership issues and trends in organisations
Learning strategies to support your development as a leader.
What will I get out of it?
- Greater clarity on career goals, and better capability to manage and lead within your organisation
- A university-accredited professional development programme for your CV
- Credits toward a further postgraduate programme such as a Masters or postgraduate diploma or certificate
What will I do?
In addition to attending the three full-day workshops, you will complete a Personal Development Plan and a report exploring a leadership or management issue within your organisation with practical recommendations for improvement. Three confidential, career coaching sessions are offered to support you in your ongoing career development.
What did past attendees have to say about it?
 Kirsty Green from Lemon and Lime Interiors |  Victoria Hickman from Forsyth Barnes |  Tracy Duggan from skillslocal |
Location details
Address:
Nottingham
Parking:
Parking is available across Nottingham City Centre either on-street or in car parks.
For more information, visit the Nottingham City Council website.
Past event