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The Outstanding Facilitator Programme helps to empower outstanding delegates from the OTP to take the next step and lead the programmes for others.

The programme:-

•  develops a positive ethos and expectation where the quality of teaching and learning is continually role modelled at an outstanding level
•  improves the quality of teaching and learning through high level facilitation
•  develops confidence through accreditation of facilitating the ITP and OTP
•  enables engagement with a team of aspirational practitioners who challenge teaching and learning
•  motivates and gives focus on the importance of deepening teaching and learning

Eligibility

This programme is open to outstanding practitioners who are wholly supported by the Headteacher and who will be given the capacity to work within a team of other outstanding teachers to lead the facilitation of the OLEVI programmes. Ideally one of the delegates would be the lead facilitator who would also take the role of the school project manager and liaise with OLEVI. It is important that both the lead facilitator and the Headteacher understand the ethos and programmes fully to aid the smooth running of the programmes and to strengthen the impact.

Commitment

For schools that already have a working knowledge and understanding of the OLEVI Teaching and Learning Syllabus, the two day OFP  covers ethos, context, expectations, facilitation skills, the content of the  OTP and ITP programmes, the non-negotiables, the facilitated activities, accreditation and quality assurance.
Facilitators who wish to facilitate the Power of Coaching module within the OTP would need to attend a further 2 day POC Train the Trainers programme.
Headteachers are asked to send a minimum of two delegates, preferably three to build capacity for programme delivery.

Schools wishing to facilitate the ITP /OTP will need to be licensed with OLEVI. Please refer to the Membership Licence details in the Resource section on the website.

Dates and Times

Day 1    Monday  1 April 2019                           9.00am - 4.30pm

Day 2   Tuesday 2 April 2019                           9.00am - 4.30pm