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Student E ducation Service: Cross-Institutional Functional M anagement Teams October 2013

Student Education Service Programme. Student E ducation Service: Cross-Institutional Functional M anagement Teams October 2013 Kath Hodgson. Student E ducation Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service. Student Education Service Programme.

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Student E ducation Service: Cross-Institutional Functional M anagement Teams October 2013

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  1. Student Education Service Programme Student Education Service: Cross-Institutional Functional Management Teams October 2013 Kath Hodgson Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  2. Student Education Service Programme • Cross-Institutional Functional Management Teams - update • Background • Purpose and membership • Current progress • Challenges and next steps Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  3. Student Education Service Student Education Service Programme • Cross-Institutional Functional Management Teams - background • Earlier in the year, five Cross-Institutional Functional Management Teams (CIFMTs) were created for each of the following five functional areas: • Admissions • Assessment • Programme Support • Quality Assurance • Student Support Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  4. Student Education Service Student Education Service Programme • CIFMTs - purpose • Their purpose is: • the delivery and development of operational processes and policies for their functional areas • to establish and develop the SES "one service" model built on the principles of consistency, efficiency, equity and opportunity • to provide the opportunity for genuine partnership working across the institution • to support functional teams and managers to establish effective delivery of the function’s operational objectives that contribute towards the University’s strategic priorities Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  5. Student Education Service Student Education Service Programme • CIFMTs - membership • CIFMTs bring together subject matter specialists (at all levels) from faculties, schools and central teams. Membership typically comprises: • Conveners • Up to two Faculty Education Service Managers • Up to two senior representatives from the central teams • Team membership • Nine Faculty Functional Managers for the relevant function • Central team members • Other relevant Professional Services representation on an invitation basis Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  6. Student Education Service Student Education Service Programme CIFMT - current progress Partnership working A cross CIFMT working group involving members of the Assessment, QA and Programme Support CIFMTs has been created to review and make proposals for the timings for OLE and the end of session Following discussion with Pro-Deans and DSEs, recommendations will go to TSEB in November Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  7. Student Education Service Student Education Service Programme • CIFMT - current progress • Functional Networks • Over the next twelve months each CIFMT, with support from the SES Programme team, will be expected to establish its own network and generate networking events for its members • The first networking event will be held on 23 October for Admissions practitioners from all areas of the University to share best practice for all cohorts and discuss the latest developments in admissions, including: • 2013 recruitment activity • new marketing and communication activities • tactical improvement initiatives for the coming cycle • the admissions operating model implementation plan and the latest developments in the purchase of the new CRM system Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

  8. Student Education Service Student Education Service Programme • CIFMTs – challenges and next steps • Review and validation of terms of reference and functional responsibilities • Review governance and escalation • Establish and articulate future priorities • Cross CIFMT interaction and working • Profile and engagement • Support for SESMs • Support for PGR Student Education Service working together to provide an exceptional Student Education Service

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