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Educational Risk Assessment for Schools: A Key Skill for Modern Leaders
Educational risk assessment ranges from safeguarding concerns and health emergencies to financial instability and reputational damage.
Fayrouz Soliman
Apr 30, 20252 min read


Theories of Leadership: A Guide for Aspiring Educational Leaders
Theories of leadership are essential tools for educators seeking to create meaningful impact within their institutions.
Fayrouz Soliman
Apr 9, 20253 min read


Diploma in Academic Management and Directorship at Notting Hill College
great teachers deserve the opportunity to grow into exceptional leaders. That’s why we’ve developed the Diploma in Academic Management and D
Fayrouz Soliman
Mar 27, 20252 min read


How to motivate a group of people
Whether you are a teacher standing in front of a disgruntled class or a project manager trying to get a team to work their hardest, motivating people can be a real challenge. A leader must find a balance that perfectly creates an air of wanting to achieve, without being too pushy or, conversely, not assertive enough. Here are a few tips to motivate others effectively. Ask for input People are more likely to want to take part in something if they are able to have a say in how

Hashim Samy
Jul 27, 20223 min read


Different types of leadership styles
Leaders are found in every industry. There are certain skills leaders must have to influence and encourage their people but this does not mean all leaders must act the same. Here are some different leadership styles that prove that whatever your approach, you can be an effective leader. Different types of leadership Coaching leadership coaching leadership is one of the most important leadership types, as a coaching leader, you are driven by bringing out the best in everyone i

Hashim Samy
Nov 24, 20212 min read


What makes a great educational leader?
Being an educational leader is a big responsibility. Not only is it your duty to ensure every student at your institution is getting the most out of their education, but it is also down to you to keep it running smoothly. Here are just a few attributes you can easily adopt to succeed as an educational leader. Be a role model As an educational leader, you are a recognisable figure around campus. Students and staff will look to you for guidance and follow suit in your actions.

Hashim Samy
Sep 28, 20213 min read


Conflict management and solving disputes
A disagreement arises as a marketing team debate over what images to use when campaigning their new product. Diane and Molly are committed to one point whereas Liam is adamantly opposed. The debate gets heated, voices are raised and Molly says to Liam “How could someone with your lack of sophistication understand anyway?” Liam strikes back with a similar cutting statement attacking Molly’s character. Disagreements, such as this one, are all too common these days. Bombarded w
Notting Hill College
Oct 25, 20173 min read


How would you motivate these types of people in your organisation?
In any group or team environment, you will find people of all different personalities. With each of these types, you may have to approach how you handle them differently. The Hangers-on: The Negligent They are the ones who know all the right things. They may attend all meetings but not actually do anything. Best way to motivate : Assigning roles and delegating tasks would be the best way. This type suffers from lack of energy to experiment new ideas. If their manager gives
Notting Hill College
Sep 10, 20173 min read


Important traits of a head teacher
Being responsible for an entire school is a tough job but somebody has to do it. It can be rewarding and will definitely be challenging. Most people are not cut out to be educational leaders as they lack the necessary characteristics to be successful in the roles and responsibilities of the head teacher. Negating obvious professional requirements, there are a specific group of traits that any school leader must possess. All of them are present in the daily routine of running

Hashim Samy
May 1, 20164 min read
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