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Making strides towards gender equality in leadership: a study of flexible working arrangements. Download your free copy of this important research today!
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Join the WLN today – help support our research and encourage more women to aim high and ensure your organisation benefits from conference and other discounts.
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WLN produces gender leadership checklist "Promoting Gender Equality and
Leadership in your College", a practical self-assessment tool to encourage good practice.
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Regional networks – several new regional networks set up across the country. Find out if there's one near you and when they meet.
Regional networks |
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WLN/BLI mentoring programme – mentoring for women aspiring to top jobs makes a difference. Read the experiences of mentors and mentees on the current programme.
WLN/BLI mentoring programme |
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Need help improving your CV? – The WLN has developed a tool for evaluating the effectiveness of your CV, used at the 2009 conference and now available for download.
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The Latest WLN News
WLN congratulates all women in the FE and Skills Sector who are to receive awards from the New Year’s Honours List 2012
LSIS Leadership and Management Conference 2012
FE & skills sector leadership: The next generation.
Wednesday 29th February 2012, London
The WLN annual conference 'Leading & Governing' will take place on
24 May 2012 at the Hallam Conference Centre, London. Put the date in your diaries and watch this space for details.
A new WLN regional network launches in Exeter
A new South West Regional Network is scheduled for 22nd March 2012 convened and hosted by Exeter College.
Making Strides is making waves!
The results of LSIS funded WLN research into flexible working is now available - download a copy today!
WLN letter helps trigger response by government to ESOL cuts
Gender leadership - a self-assessment checklist for colleges
Professional development:
Musings from a deputy principal written by Maggie Pulle, College of North West London
Suporting your support staff - example of a development forum
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