28 November 2009
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Your Consultation Response
Question 1: Are the entry principles correct?
Question 2: Are there aspects of the proposal which would benefit from more clarity or guidance?
Question 3: Should there be a common application form regardless of approach?
Question 4: Are the development principles correct?
Question 5: Are there aspects of the proposal which would benefit from more clarity or guidance?
Question 6: Are there aspects of the proposal which would benefit from more clarity or guidance?
Question 7: Is the assessment process sufficiently challenging and rigorous?
Question 8: Should there be a maximum and minimum timescale for candidates undertaking a flexible approach? If so what should these be?
Question 9: Are there aspects of the proposal which would benefit from more clarity or guidance?
Question 10: In which areas do you feel there is sufficient flexibility at present, and where do you feel that additional capacity, innovation or fresh approaches might be needed?
Question 11: Which aspects of development for headship would you regard as core or strongly recommended for candidates undertaking a Professional Development Plan?
Question 12: To what extent would it be feasible to dovetail the delivery and assessment structures established by the existing SQH providers and those envisaged in this paper for the proposed flexible approaches?
Question 13: Do you find the proposal is described adequately?
Question 14: Is the proposal likely to be seen as attractive to aspirant headteachers?
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