Higher Education In Further Education: Leading the Challenge

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Higher Education In Further Education: Leading the Challenge John Widdowson and Madeleine King Further Education Trust for Leadership 2018 www.fetl.org.uk

Issues in Governance for dual sector institutions

Strengths of “dual sector” colleges offering HE and FE Highly vocational/technical focus Seamless progression from Level 3 to higher level (TVET to HVET) Local delivery based on local knowledge Engagement with smaller employers Potential for greater workplace integration Willingness to deal with smaller scale or specialist provision Greater range of provision, including “non-prescribed” HE

Dual sector delivery: Issues for Governance Different metrics and performance benchmarks Rationale for the offer and “place” Managing partnerships Competition or collaboration? Differential funding for FE and HE Awarding powers post HERA 2017

Dual sector delivery: Managing the risks Mission drift Recruiting and retaining staff Perceptions of value within the institution and externally Governance overload: making sense of diversity