Development Programmes

Comprehensive learning and development programmes for managers and employees – flexible packages to suit your needs

We can support you to bring consistent high quality training to your employees – relevant development that they are able to take back to their workplace

Delegates work and develop alongside colleagues from different organisations which adds a richness to their learning, where they take back challenges to their workplace and try different ways of working and thinking.

Please see below for more information on our training programmes and workshops.

We can now release new dates for the second cohort of Management Development modules within the Leading in the 21st Century programme. This is a bespoke programme specifically designed around the key roles outlined in the 21st Century Public Servant model.

The cross-authority programme is comprised of 4 modules (see below) all designed around the skills and behaviours associated with the 8 identified roles of the 21st Century Public Servant. It has no specific start and finish date, but instead allows participants to sign up to just the modules required for their specific development needs.

To help you decide which modules might meet your development requirements please find attached an assessment tool, plus a full outline of the course objectives for information.

What’s in this for you?  

Encouraging practical application of the programme content and promoting cross functional thinking, offering you the chance to look outside for expertise and ideas. The programme is designed to allow you the opportunity to meet other managers and build a network of contacts across a range of authorities.

The interactive workshops are all on line and will help give you the support you need to manage remotely, whilst providing some of the missing social interaction enjoyed in the office.

If you would like to secure a place on one, or all of the modules please contact tina.dobson@braintree.gov.uk, please be advised places will be filled on a first come, first served basis.