Using Observations of Practice in your Quality Cycle
9 December 2024 – contact us for early booking information.
``Thank you… you are making such a difference to the sector!``
“Cannot wait to join another class.”
“It was a really informative session with lots of practical information sharing.”
Observations of practice can be a powerful tool to improve quality when implemented well, with the right intent behind them.
Done badly observations add little value and can be perceived as a threat.
Let’s take a deep dive into observations of practice within the context of your quality cycle.
How can you make sure your observations of practice substantially improve CPD for your colleagues and benefit your learners?
How can we successfully bridge the relationship between quality assurance and practitioner development?
During this workshop, you will:
- Consider how to implement a successful observation strategy
- Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to observations
- Critique examples of reporting on outcomes from observations
- Share experiences with colleagues from other organisations to help you to develop your plans and practice
In-person attendance is recommended to get the maximum value from the event.
Who is involved?
This workshop is being delivered in partnership with our colleagues at SDN.
The SDN team have supported over 5,000 apprenticeship staff, from 1000 organisations, to prepare for the reforms. They have also worked closely with over 80 of the trailblazer employer groups, giving us a unique insight into what is required.
Your speaker is Lou Doyle – CEO at Mesma. We are quality assurance and improvement specialists offering dedicated quality-focused software, resources and advisory support.
You’ll also have the chance to share good practices and experiences with other like-minded providers and experienced quality professionals.
