by Andrew Barr | Apr 23, 2024 | Education, Executive, The world @work
We know that good teaching will involve a mixture of explicit instruction, inquiry-based learning and experiential learning, together with appropriate varying methods of assessing learning. We are dealing with individuals, so no one approach or framework will suit...
by Dr Paul Teys | Mar 6, 2024 | Education, The world @work
Developing and nurturing internal talent is more crucial than ever. Organisations are increasingly recognising the value of cultivating their own staff from within, as opposed to relying solely on external appointments. This shift towards internal development not only...
by Dr Paul Teys | Jan 30, 2024 | Education, The world @work
When discussing recruiting school leaders, we often focus on the importance of finding the right candidates with the skills, experience, and vision to lead our educational institutions. But here’s a truth – recruiting is just one part of the equation. ...
by Dr Paul Teys | Dec 18, 2023 | Education, The world @work
The holidays spanning December and January is often a time of relaxation and family gatherings. However, for school leaders, it can be a challenging phase, especially if a staff member resigns unexpectedly. Here are five strategies to effectively manage such...
by Dr Paul Teys | Dec 13, 2023 | Education, The world @work
Are multiple interview rounds for school leadership positions necessary? The traditional job interview process, often involving several stages, can be an arduous and inefficient journey. This complexity is exemplified by the experience of a mentee of mine, who went...
by Dr Paul Teys | Nov 21, 2023 | Education, The world @work
Best practice expertise in executive search and selection is undeniably important. As leading search consultants in the education sector, we also make a compelling case for the added value of industry-specific experience. The wisdom gleaned from years of being in the...
