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Effective Policy Making “… the conceptual framework very useful...over all a well-designed, well-delivered course” Consumer Futures
“… the conceptual framework very useful...over all a well-designed, well-delivered course”
Consumer Futures
Whether it is at an individual or an organisational level, poor understanding, thinking and practice can lead to bad decision making. This in turn can lead to unworkable policies and meagre outcomes.
This training course provides delegates with the tools and techniques needed to help would-be policymakers use evidence more effectively, ultimately leading to better decision-making and improved real world outcomes. A two-day format is also available on request which incorporates the use of case studies and exercises and is ideal for those who need to hit the ground running in policy-making.
Part of our Policy Skills series, Effective Policy Making is a one-day course containing essential insights for anyone working in or with policy.
At Civil Service College, we pride ourselves on our ability to tailor our courses to each delegate, ensuring that courses are applicable to attendee’s role and organisations so that each delegate can get the most from the training. Our courses and trainers are constantly updated and evaluated to ensure that we are always delivering the best service possible.
This course is suitable for delegates who are involved in, or would like to influence, the policy-making process.
Delegates will gain a thorough understanding and experience the reality of policy-making today and what influences it. Using case studies, delegates will be equipped with a “toolkit” of techniques and approaches, and understand how these tools can be deployed for maximum impact.
10:00 - 16:00
£595+ VAT
St James' Park
4 September 2019 Book
This course is available In-House and can be tailored to meet your individual training requirements.
Clair is passionate about excellent Public Services and began her career in the Civil Service, quickly rising to senior positions. After working as a Director of a Charity, Clair now delivers leadership, strategy and policy training across various Government departments and other organisations.
Clair’s career began in the Civil Service, where she worked in the Department for Constitutional Affairs (Now Ministry of Justice), the Home Office, and the Government Office for the South East.
Clair rose quickly to hold senior roles and worked closely with Ministers to lead complex projects during turbulent and challenging times. Her expertise is in development and improvement work with senior leaders and their teams, as well as managing collaborative projects and delivering within complex organisational structures.
More recently Clair has been involved in delivering extensive training for many Public Sector organisations and Government departments. She runs popular bespoke versions of our open courses for a wide range of clients including the Biotechnological and Biological Sciences Research Council, Bromley Borough Council, Medical Research Council and the IOPCC.
Clair is an associate tutor on the UCL Public Policy MSC, an advisor to the What Works Centre for Wellbeing, on the peer review panel for the Evidence and Policy Journal, and a Fellow of both the Chartered Management Institute and the Higher Education Academy.
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This half-day course is designed to equip delegates with the skills and approaches required for leading top teams and building successful partnerships.
This course gives delegates the tools and techniques to help would-be policy-makers use evidence more effectively, leading to better decision-making and improved real world outcomes.
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This one-day course will help to guide those at the forefront of organisations who would like to bring about effective change but perhaps aren't sure where to start.
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“Very informative and will help me in future roles including my current one” Consumer Focus Scotland
“Very informative and will help me in future roles including my current one”
Consumer Focus Scotland
“Excellent programme – will recommend to others” Director of Communications, R3
“Excellent programme – will recommend to others”
Director of Communications, R3
"Was a good training course and the trainer adapted really well to a very vocal group", Senior Contract and Programme Manager, NHS England
"Was a good training course and the trainer adapted really well to a very vocal group",
Senior Contract and Programme Manager, NHS England
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