Surrey County Council ILM Team leading
Why we were required
The Organisational and Skills Development Team at Surrey County Council (SCC) asked us to identify a source of funding for the provision of a training programme for the County Councils Team Leaders and Managers.
How we were selected
Premier Partnership were approved as a partner organisation on Surrey County Council’s Procurement Framework after a competitive tender process.
Outcome
We secured funding from the European Social Fund (ESF) that enabled us to offer
100% funding. This meant the programme could go ahead at no cost to Surrey
CC. To date Surrey Council has signed up 71 learners, to be trained in; Level 2
Award Team Leading, and Level 2 Certificate in Team Leading.
Modules available in the Level 2 Team Leading Award.
- Developing yourself as a team leader
- Motivating the work team to perform
- Dealing with change in the workplace
- Diversity in the workplace Communication.
Modules available in the Level 2 Team Leading Certificate.
- Developing yourself as a team leader
- Motivating the work team to perform
- Planning and monitoring work
- Developing the work team
- Dealing with change in the workplace
- Diversity in the workplace
- Workplace communication
- Business Improvement techniques
- Leading your work team.
How did Premier Partnership add value
In addition to identifying the source of funding and introducing this to Surrey CC,
we worked with key members of the SCC Organisational & Development Team.
We provide marketing support for the Council’s internal campaign to recruit
learners to this programme. This included producing brochures and leaflets to
distribute within Surrey CC, and meeting with selected managers to increase
awareness of specific opportunities to Surrey CC employees.
"Premier Partnership were successful in becoming one
of our preferred suppliers in 2007. Towards the end of
2008 we identified a need for a training programme for
the County Councils Team Leaders. Premier
Partnership are a partner provider in an ESF fund
through which they have been able to provide fully
funded, accredited, Institute of Leadership and
Management (ILM) Level 2 training in Team Leading
(both Award and Certificate). I emphasise that this has been done at no cost to the
County Council and is a welcome initiative during a time when budgets have been
severely restricted."
"The delivery of the training started in June 2009 and is scheduled to complete in
June 2010. To date we have found Premier Partnership very accommodating in
ensuring that we get a programme in place which suits the organisation's needs,
and we have had a welcome response to the accredited training from our first line
managers."
Karen Archer-Burton
Senior Organisational Development Adviser
Surrey County Council