This week Jim Keegans will be attending an international conference with colleagues from the University of Glasgow. A team from the Universities of Glasgow and Cambridge have completed an evaluation of Flexible Route to achieving the Standard for Headship (FRH) and will present in Sweden a research paper on integral features of the FRH programme including the impact of coaching. As FRH project manager, Jim has represented the National CPD Team on the national priority of providing choice and flexibility through an alternative route to the Scottish Qualification for Headship (SQH). The conference coincides with the next phase of FRH with a programme launch planned for participating authorities on 30th - 31st October in Stirling.

Jim Keegans

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