1. Professional Development Program For General Staff The University provides a range of opportunities for the professional developmentof general staff through the professional development program for general http://www.qut.edu.au/admin/mopp/B/B_12_14.html

QUT HOME QUT SEARCH : CHAPTER CONTENTS : : MOPP CONTENTS : ... : RECENT UPDATES : Policy B/12.14 Professional development program for general staff Contact Officer Approval Date Approval Authority Date of Next Review 12.14.1 Professional Development Program Committee (General Staff) 12.14.2 Eligibility 12.14.3 PDP for staff at HEW 6 and below 12.14.4 Eligibility for leave to undertake studies ... Modification History The University provides a range of opportunities for the professional development of general staff through the professional development program for general staff (PDP-GS). Such programs are expected to have value to the University and to the individual staff member. The broad objectives of professional development programs are to enable staff periodically to work outside the University in order to: maintain and improve professional and vocational knowledge; obtain practical experience in the workplace in activities not available in the University; where appropriate, undertake specialised project work as approved by the University; attend conferences and make study visits (conference fees should normally be paid by the organisational area; however, PDP-GS applications may request PDP funds for this purpose in special circumstances).

2. HGfL: School Admin: INSET & Continuing Professional Development You are in School admin » Continuing professional A range of high quality professionaldevelopment opportunities are DfES websites are of general interest http://www.thegrid.org.uk/info/cpd/

Text Only Version Add us to your Bookmarks Check Plugins Email Login Feedback Discussion Forums ... Traded Services Search: You are in: School Admin Continuing Professional Development Human Resources Pupil Welfare ... Traded Support Services Search the HCC Directory Advanced search Help Contact details: If you have ideas and suggestions as to how this site could be further developed please contact: Marita Hopkinson Wheathampstead Development Centre Butterfield Road Wheathampstead Herts, AL4 8PY Tel: Email: jeff.smith @hertscc.gov.uk Professional Development Professional development is recognised as a vital element in recruiting and retaining leaders and managers, teachers, teaching assistants and other support staff. A range of high quality professional development opportunities are available to school staff in Hertfordshire. The purpose of this site is to provide information as to how to access these opportunities: A key source is the termly INSET portfolio For teaching assistants of particular interest are the teaching assistants pages For leaders and managers, further information is available on

3. Center For Professional Development Promotions and Tenure general Information. have questions, please contact your divisionchair, PAC committee chair, or Center for professional development. http://www.gc.peachnet.edu/admin/cpd/

Activities Resources Announcements Penny Mills, Ph. ... D. Voice: (770) 718 - 3652 Dunlap-Mathis Bldg., Room #144 Sue Gittens Voice: (770) 718 - 3933 Dunlap-Mathis Bldg., Room #101 Activities Top Conferences Grants Learning Communities ... Mentor Program Resources Top CTL Library Internet Links Professional Development Committee Minutes ... Top The Center for Teaching and Learning, established in 1996, is focused on the enhancement of institutional effectiveness through professional development for faculty and staff. The Center provides monthly teaching and technology workshops and resources to promote student success and instructional excellence. The Center's primary purpose is to enhance student learning. It believes that by encouraging the development of cross-disciplinary course components, the implementation of instructional technology, the use of service learning, and the adoption of an international focus and perspective, this goal can be realized. Statement of Confidentiality The Center for Teaching and Learning never evaluates teachers and never shares information about individual teachers with those who do evaluate. It vigorously protects the confidentiality of all consultations with faculty and staff members. The Center does not release the names of anyone who seeks personal consultation nor information about a consultation or even about the existence of a consultation. Information collected through consultation is only shared with the individual being consulted.

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Skip the navigation The School Information about the school, contact details, vacancies and the Annual Report People ... Details of our research groups, staff and publications Admin Admin General Documents Health and Safety Computing Website ... Personnel Training Support Staff Training Policy The Support Staff believe that a motivated and competent workforce is essential to meet and provide a quality support service to its complement of staff and students. School Policy should provide planned training and development opportunities, thus supporting and enabling the staff to provide a meaningful and professional contribution towards achieving and delivering quality support services. The Support Staff recognise that an essential component of maintaining a high standard of quality service and meeting the needs of technological developments requires the provision of suitable training for their professional and personal development. School Management should appreciate the need to support the above strategy and as an employer accept responsibility of implementation within the resources available at the time. Each employee will be responsible for discussing and identifying with their line manager training and development needs that will benefit the School and the individual. The employee will also be responsible for applying formally to the Head of School for any such recognised training.

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zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About AllExperts Experts Search Web Hosting Volunteer Answers to one of thousands of questions Home More Questions Question Library zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects More Topic Questions Question Library A B ... Link to Us Newsletter Signup Subscribe to ExperTease Advertising Free Credit Report Topic: Expert: Cynthia Hunter-Shupe Date: Subject: Finding admin work Question Hello, After being laid off from my I.T. job a year ago, I vowed never to back to work in I.T. again. It's a horrid career with a lot of pressure, increasing work hours, and decreasing jobs and salary. Basically I find myself right now making rounds through temp agencies and trying to find admin assistant work, because I've worked with computers a lot in the past, and I feel that this can at least be a segway to a new career in management or bookeeping, etc. I do find somehow that my tech background holds me back as overqualified, and that even though I test very high when I go to temp agencies to take their tests in Word, typing, Excel, etc., that I get few calls for jobs. Is it because of my background? The fact that I'm male (Admin Assistant is what those usually refer to as "secretary" which is predominantly a female position)? What do these people want and how can I impress them? Thanks.

6. University Calendar: Regulations professional Studies, International Studies and professional development (Graduateprofessional development Award). general Regulations for Introductory Studies. http://www.lboro.ac.uk/admin/ar/calendar/regulations/

You are: Academic Registry University Calendar Regulations University Calendar Regulations Senate Regulations II and V have been annulled and replaced by Senate Regulation VII. Senate Regulation XIII and the Special General Regulation for the Degree of Bachelor and of Master of Engineering, Master of Mathematics, Master of Physics, Master of Chemistry and Master of Computer Science have been annulled. Regulation I Library Regulation III The Proceedings of Senate Regulation IV Departmental Meetings Regulation VI Determining the Dates of the Academic Year and Semesters within the Academic Year Regulation VII Regulations for University Examinations Regulation VIII Residence of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students in the University Regulation IX Transfer Between Programmes Regulation X Membership of Faculty Boards Regulation XI Diplomas in Industrial Studies, Professional Studies, International Studies and Professional Development (Graduate Professional Development Award) Regulation XII Revisions of Regulations Regulation XIV Student Appeals against Programme Board or Module Board Decisions Regulation XV Use of University Computing Facilities GRIS General Regulations for Introductory Studies ARIS Assessment Regulations for Introductory Studies GRUA (a) (a) the 1999 edition of General Regulations for Undergraduate Awards GRUA (b) (b) the 2000 edition of General Regulations for Undergraduate Awards

7. Professional Development - Scientifically Based Research professional development This page is under construction. data analyses that are adequateto test the stated hypotheses and justify the general conclusions drawn http://www.doe.nv.gov/admin/prof_development/Science_based.htm

Contact Us Search Home Standards ... School List Click here for list of NDE Offices Superintendent's Office Deputy Superintendent's Office Accountability and Audit Assessment, Program Accountability and Curriculum Career, Technical and Adult Education Finance Licensing Technology and Innovative Programs PD Home PD Calendar Adult Learning Building Support for PD ... UCCSN Professional Development This page is under construction SCIENTIFICALLY BASED RESEARCH The term scientifically based research' — (A) means research that involves the application of rigorous, systematic, and objective procedures to obtain reliable and valid knowledge relevant to education activities and programs; and (B) includes research that (i) employs systematic, empirical methods that draw on observation or experiment; (ii) involves rigorous data analyses that are adequate to test the stated hypotheses and justify the general conclusions drawn;

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State Links: Utah.gov State Online Services Agency List Business.utah.gov ... [Search Rules Publications] Rule R277-522. Entry Years Enhancements (EYE) for Quality Teaching - Level 1 Utah Teachers. As in effect on March 1, 2004 Table of Contents R277-522-1. Definitions. R277-522-2. Authority and Purpose. R277-522-3. Required Entry Year Enhancements for a Level 1 Teacher to Advance to a Level 2 License. R277-522-4. Satisfaction of Entry Years Enhancements. ... R277-522-1. Definitions. A. "Board" means the Utah State Board of Education. B. "Computer-Aided Credentials of Teachers in Utah Schools (CACTUS)" means a database that maintains public information on licensed Utah educators. C. "Educational Testing Services (ETS)" is an educational measurement institution that has developed standard-based teacher assessment tests. D. "Entry years" means the three years a beginning teacher holds a Level 1 license. E. "INTASC" means the Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium, that has established Model Standards for Beginning Teacher Licensing and Development. The ten principles reflect what beginning teachers should know and be able to do as a professional teacher. The Board has adopted these principles as part of the NCATE standards. F. "Level 1 license" means a license issued upon completion of an approved preparation program or an alternative preparation program, or pursuant to an agreement under the NASDTEC Interstate Contract, to applicants who have also met ancillary requirements established by law or rule.

9. WTPS - CRMS - ADMIN - Objectives information will be conducted so as to identify general areas of skill 2. Middle levelmath teachers will be provided professional development opportunities to http://www.wtps.org/crms/home/Admin/objectives.html

Chestnut Ridge Middle School Home Academics Activities Events ... Parents Teachers Students School Information Site Links Home Academics Activities Events Student Services Programs Team News Major Events May 11 - Grade 6 Spring Concert - 7pm, Gym May 13 - Grade 6/7 Honors/Leadership Banquet - 5:30pm, Masso's May 18 - Grade 7/8 Spring Concert - 7pm, WTHS QAAR School Level Objectives 2003-2005 School Years OBJECTIVE 1: By June 2005, grade eight total student population will increase 1% each year (2003-2004, 2004-2005) over the previous school year's percent of students achieving proficiency in the Mathematics section of the GEPA (Grade Eight Proficiency Assessment). During the 2003-2004 school year, there will be an increase to 39% proficiency in the Mathematics section of the GEPA in the subgroups of special education, black, and economically disadvantaged students. During the 2004-2005 school year, these same subgroups will attain the benchmark of 49% proficiency in Mathematics. STRATEGIES: 1. During the 2003-2004 school year, an analysis of the 2003 GEPA Cycle II cluster information will be conducted so as to identify general areas of skill deficiency. Pursuant to this analysis, instructional strategies in grades 6 through 8 will be developed and implemented during the 2003-04 school year to target student areas of deficiency.

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CDE CCSESA CASBO CETPA ... Search Certificate Programs, Gen. Admin., North Certificate Programs in General Administration This section of the catalog lists certificate programs in general business administration. Many of these programs, either in part or in whole, are relevant for school business officials. At most institutions it is possible to take individual courses without committing oneself to the entire program. Many institutions are also interested in running custom classes and programs for organizations that can recruit sufficient students and provide facilities. Entries are organized alphabetically by offering institutions in the north and south of the state. These entries are listed alphabetically by offering institution within the following major topics: Accounting/Finance Information Systems and Technology General Management Human Resource Management Health/Safety Similar programs are offered by many universities in the state; contact your local university for more information. Helpful web sites are the University of California system site, www.ucop.edu

11. Professional Development Center - General Information The TTC offers training in Windows 2000 professional, Lotus Notes 5.0 Email, MicroSoftOffice 2000 professional (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word http://www.memphis-schools.k12.tn.us/admin/it/pdc/generalinformation.html

Technology Training The mission of the Technology Training Center (TTC) is to provide Memphis City Schools employees and retirees with training in the use of administrative computer software. The TTC offers training in Windows 2000 Professional, Lotus Notes 5.0 Email, MicroSoft Office 2000 Professional (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Word), CICS, WinSchool/Open District, and any other software used by Memphis City Schools. The Technology Training Center is located at 3772 Jackson Ave., next door to the North Area office. Hours of operation are 7:30a.m. - 4:45 p.m., Monday - Friday. A brochure of scheduled classes is published and distributed each month. There are eight (8) state-of-the-art PC training labs in the center. Each lab accommodates a maximum of 24 students. Labs, if available, may be reserved for special training. Southwest Tennessee Community College (STCC) offers college credit classes which are taught in the TTC each semester and during the summer. Credits are accepted for teacher recertification. Fall and Spring semester classes meet 4:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.. Summer classes meet 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Registration information is available at any STCC site or at the TTC office, 3772 Jackson Avenue. Call (901) 333-4261 to get information by phone. Return to TTC home page

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13. Outdoor Photography And Training In Wales. Personal & Professional Development P as a vehicle for personal and professional development. from oneday personal developmentworkshops to skills, general business admin, marketing strategies and http://www.jean-napier.com/develop.html

Pistyll Rhaeadr I am a freelance facilitator/trainer using experiential learning workshops, practical activities and reviewing as a vehicle for personal and professional development. I can design and deliver tailor-made courses to meet your specific requirements, ranging from one-day personal development workshops to extensive team-building programmes. Email me with your requirements. PROFILE OF CLIENTS/COURSES/WORKSHOPS University of Wales - Department of Continuing Education One Day Business Skills Workshops for Voluntary Sector and New Deal Trainees:- - Presentation Skills - Coping with Modern Life (Stress/Time Management/Assertiveness Training) - Effective Communication - Team Working Skills - Interview Training NSPCC - Bangor Office Teambuild Day for New Phone-in Service Personnel - One day Teambuild. Objectives included building trust, effective communication, creating support systems, looking at individual strengths and weaknesses and developing good working practices. British Steel - Scunthorpe and Teeside 3-day Teambuild Course + Team Leader Coaching - Preparation of Personnel for British Steel's Switching to Team System of Working - Objectives include effective communication, teamworking skills, developing risk assessment skills for safety-at-work, coaching team leader in full range of management skills.

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15. Geology Department developed, and will implement a flexible curriculum in general Earth Science Systemsources that focus support on preparation and professional development of K http://www.uwp.edu/admin/academic.affairs/geologysp.html

Geology Department Strategic Plan (December, 2001) DEPARTMENT MISSION It is our purpose to become the central resource for environmental earth-system science at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and in Kenosha and Racine Counties. To this end, the Geology Department will foster faculty, student, and staff involvement and investment in local and regional environmental issues. DEPARTMENT OBJECTIVES To prepare students for professional certification and employment in three areas of environmental and earth sciences: Professional Geologist, Professional Hydrogeologist, and Professional Soil Scientist. To assist with the preparation of K – 12 teachers in the areas of earth and environmental sciences and broad field science. To promote scientific literacy on the campus and in the community, particularly with respect to principles and issues involving environmental quality. To contribute fundamental scientific research that enhances environmental quality and quality-of-life for members of the regional, state, local and campus communities. 5. Contribute to the diversity of the university community by working toward the goals of Plan 2008.

16. TU_UGB 2003 - 04 SOCIAL ADMIN GENERAL INFORMATION general Information. Special Programs and professional Certifications. at the externsite four days each week and participate in a career development seminar at http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/acad_programs/social_admin/general_info.htm

Overview Enrolling Academic Policies Academic Programs ... Opportunities Social Admin General Information Academic Advising College Graduation Requirements Student Contact Information ... Faculty ProgramS Of Study Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Certificate Programs Child and Family Services Gerontology Women's Studies other useful links Temple Policies University Core Course Descriptions Class Schedule ... Temple Bulletins School of Social Administration General Information Founded 1969 Larry Icard, Dean 553 Ritter Hall Annex 1601 W. Cecil B. Moore Avenue www.temple.edu/socialwork bswprog@blue.temple.edu Mission Accreditation ... Special Facilities Mission The School was established in 1969 to prepare individuals for professional practice and for positions of leadership in social work and in the broader human services arena. The distinctive mission of the School, rooted in humanistic and democratic values, is reflected in a broad and vigorous commitment to the elimination of human suffering and social injustice and to the promotion of human rights and social equality. Its educational programs are therefore centered on intervention strategies on behalf of those populations and persons who are underserved, victimized or denied full access to social opportunities and resources. Poverty, racism, sexism, and other forms of discrimination and disenfranchisement are priority concerns of the School, as are those social problems associated with life in the inner city.

17. Professional Development - Home spasms to the point where it was expected to be systematic Expect more technologyin professional development and in education in general (*Quoted from http://admin.esc14.net/webs/ciiprofdev/

Staff Workshop Registration All roads to school improvement go through professional development. There is no powerful strategy that can be implemented without people learning how to do new and different work. Too often, educators haven't had a powerful learning experience in decades, so how will they know if their students are having one? Region 14 ESC strives to offer you opportunities that will enable you to think about how you do the job you are doing, and how you can do it better. - Expect more standards and more testing - Expect acceleration in the demand for excellent professional development. In the 90's professional development moved from being "periodic spasms" to the point where it was expected to be systematic - Expect more technology in professional development and in education in general (*Quoted from Willard Daggett at the National Staff Development Council Conference) We invite your input for professional development activities for all levels of educators...those who are just beginning and those who have only a few years left before retirement. Let us know what you have heard about that has made a difference for your colleagues from other areas, or training you have attended. We may not always be able to schedule that exact thing you want, but we will do our best to offer opportunities which address your needs. Together, we can make a difference!!

18. General Studies at McGill admin and Governance Libraries/Collections Faculties and Schools Creditcourses Business courses professional development courses general interest http://www.mcgill.ca/conted/courses/general/

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College of Education Home Page Graduate Programs Home Programs Faculty ... Request Info Administration and Supervision Educational Leadership Resources You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print these documents Educational Leadership Program Statement Based on the ELCC standards (pre-2001) candidates completing our Educational Leadership programs will evidence their knowledge, skills, and dispositions in the following areas: Professional and Ethical Leadership Information Management and Evaluation Curriculum. Instruction, Supervision, and Learning Environmental Professional Development and Human Resources Student Personnel Services Organizational Management Interpersonal Relationships Financial Management and Resource Allocation. Technology and Information Systems. Community and Media Relations.

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