Next Generation Leadership Programme - Summer 2022

The programme will explore the following:

• A detailed focus on leadership, personal style and achieving change
• An exploration of the leadership styles needed to deliver rights, choice and control within the current economic climate
• Leading edge practice sessions on key policy priorities.

This means that the people appropriate for this programme might be, for example:

• A learning disability commissioner in a local authority or CCG
• The senior learning disability manager in an NHS Trust
• Area or regional managers in a large provider
• Second tier manager in a smaller provider

Delivery weaves together presentations, guest speakers, group work, individual reflection and action planning.

To ensure the best participant experience, we aim for each programme to be delivered to between 25 and 30 participants.

Read the programme detail in full here

The cost covers the introductory day, 2x 2 day residential* events, residential costs,
3 action learning sets, 3 theme days and all course materials

£1,550 +VAT per participant
All applicants will need to have funding in place

*These sessions will run online if in person delivery is restricted

• For thirty years NDTi has been associated with emerging and established good practice;
• We are associated with both recognising quality and challenging poor practice;
• We are connected into the experiences and voices of people using services, families, delivery teams and leaders;
• We are connected into a whole variety of different examples of leadership including: emerging and established examples, small and large, different sectors, national and international delivery with providers, strategists and policy makers;
• We have an established reputation for the delivery of high-quality leadership activity;
• We don’t just focus on leadership or people with a learning disability so we can draw on learning from our work across all ages, different types of work including with autistic people and people who experience mental health issues, and across both our change and development work and our research and evaluation.
• Our structure allows us to be responsive and to take considered delivery risks;
• Our business model allows us to deliver value for money;
• We really enjoy delivering this programme, the challenges it offers and the people we get to meet and work alongside.

Please complete the application form

The closing date for applications is Tuesday 31^st May

Applicants will be informed of our decision by 10^th June

For more information about the start date and application process contact

Madeline Cooper

01225 255 268

madeline.cooper@ndti.org.uk