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Sponsored by our partner

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 From Local to Global, Strategies    to Develop, Support and Include   Local Educators. 

Online CPD Talk

Date: Friday 18th October

Time: 60 mins.

  • 7am Eastern Time Zone (ET)

  • 12pm British Summer Time

  • 3pm Gulf Standard Time

  • 7pm Singapore Standard Time

Certification of training and attendance sent upon completion of event.

  About this event  


Join The International Schools Network for our latest CPD event on the crucial topic of support and development for local teachers. Aimed at senior leaders and educators, this event will consider the significance of supporting local teachers from a DEIJ perspective, opening up the ethical questions surrounding international school staffing.

It will also look at practical strategies to support local educators, through mentorship, professional development, and collaborative teaching models that elevate local educators while fostering stronger cultural ties and community engagement.

Upskilling local teachers not only enhances educational quality but also supports the local economy, promotes diversity and inclusivity and establishes a more secure and less transient workforce. Discover how to build a sustainable, thriving educational workforce that benefits schools and their communities.

Sign up now to be part of this CPD experience.


Certification will be sent to you upon completion of the event.

speakers

  Our speakers 

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Hannah Wilson

Director | Leadership Development Consultant | Executive Founder #DiverseEd  | Co-Founder #WomenEd | Former Executive Headteacher

Hannah Wilson is a Leadership Development consultant, coach, and trainer, and Co-Founder of #WomenEd and #DiverseEd. Co-Editor of Diverse Educators: A Manifesto, she taught for 20 years and held multiple leadership roles. Learn more about her work at www.hannah-wilson.co.uk and www.diverseeducators.co.uk.

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Rob Ford

CEO & Director at HERITAGE International Schools Moldova

Rob joined Heritage International School in 2019 as CEO and Director. A Politics and History graduate, he has over 30 years of teaching and leadership experience.

Rob co-founded the IB network in SW England, won a "Global Principal" award, and is a keynote speaker, author, and British Council Ambassador.

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Constance Darshea
Collins

Professional Learning Community Coach + Social Studies Teacher

Constance Darshea Collins is an educational leader whose philosophy is rooted in equity, community engagement, student empowerment, and celebrating the unique contributions of each individual within a school environment. Currently, she serves as a PLC coach and AP African American Studies teacher at Singapore American School.

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Caroline King

Head of primary, International School Seychelles

Caroline is a passionate educator and senior leader with 24 years of experience in the primary sector. She leads ethically, fosters collaboration, and builds positive school cultures. Caroline believes in transformational leadership and integrates fun and excitement into all aspects of school life to inspire children.

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Cecê Ovelar

Head of Equity and Inclusion, Anthropological Artist
International School of Dakar - ISD

A multilingual educator and inclusive strategist with 18 years of global experience, currently Head of Equity and Inclusion at the International School of Dakar. With backgrounds in Anthropology and Education,  Cecê focuses on intercultural problem-solving, linguistic equity, and practical DEI approaches to promote cultural knowledge and inclusivity in schools.

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Jamie Ganley

Head of International Schools 
The National College

The National College, Jamie oversees global growth, supporting 10,000 schools and 750,000 users. They provide high-quality courses and webinars across the education sector. With diverse experience, he partners with schools worldwide to support staff recruitment, retention, and upskilling, with a focus on leadership and innovation.

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Lee Wilson

School Director @ Kampala International School Uganda | MEd, Educational Leadership, accredited Cognitive Coach

As Director of Kampala International School Uganda, Lee brings over 20 years of educational leadership, including 10 years in international schools. An accredited coach, Lee believes in empowering individuals and teams to reach their full potential. At KISU, Lee is focused on preparing young minds for the future.

What can you expect to take away from this session?

1

Gain insights into the value of supporting local teachers through a DEIJ (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice) lens in international schools.

2

Practical strategies to develop and support local educators to gain certification in different international contexts.

3

Proven plans and mentorship programmes that support local teachers into positions of leadership.

4

Examples of effective programmes and initiatives to support local teachers and journeys into leadership.

 Sponsoring this event: 
The National College 

 

The National College is the leading professional development platform for International Schools around the world. With over 1 million educators and 45,000 schools worldwide using their online training platform, they've helped schools like yours drive up standards through access to high-quality courses and expert led webinars for all roles. Today, they offer the world’s largest CPD library, seamlessly integrated with powerful software, all naturally connected to CPD.

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agenda

  Your agenda  

Claire King
Community Manager at ISN

12.00pm BST | 3.00pm GST | 7.00pm SST

Welcome and introduction

Session 1:

12.05pm BST | 3.05pm GST | 7.05pm SST

Session 2: Utilising The National College to upskill all staff at your International School

Jamie Ganley
Head of International Schools at The National College

12.25pm BST | 3.25pm GST | 7.25pm SST

Session 3: Panel of experts: Pathways to qualification and beyond, practical strategies to upskill and support local teachers.

12.35pm BST |3.35pm GST | 7.35pm SST

Rob Ford
CEO & Director at HERITAGE International Schools Moldova
Caroline King 

Head of primary, International School Seychelles

Lee Wilson
School Director @ Kampala International School Uganda | MEd, Educational Leadership, accredited Cognitive Coach

Cecê Ovelar
Head of Equity and Inclusion, Anthropological Artist at The International School of Dakar - ISD
Constance Darshea Collins
Professional Learning Community Coach + Social Studies Teacher

End of event

1.00pm BST | 4.00pm GST | 8.00pm SST

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