"Headship" refers to the position of being the leader or authority figure in a group or organization. It typically implies having a higher level of responsibility and decision-making power compared to others.
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The Witness has been in development for several years at the small studio Thekla under
headship of Jonathan Blow (Braid).
Some people in the church has a view of
headship in regards to marriage relationship and others view as complimentarity.
Schools Week has previously reported that a quarter of primary schools with a top vacancy were forced to readvertise
for headship roles in the first three months of this year, compared with 10 per cent of secondary schools.
It must instead present an alternative vision — a vision that sums up the burden of
male headship under the cosmic rubric of the gospel of Christ and the restoration of all things in him.
He quickly cycled through promotions until, aged 35, he took a deputy
headship at Cirencester Deer Park school, in Gloucestershire.
It said these heads had been «successful» in industry before switching careers (a «fact» seized on by Toby Young to justify his idea to fast - track career switchers
into headships via his proposed college).
In November 2016, President Buhari removed Babachir
from headship of the committee, following some allegations made against Babachir.
Sir Robin had spearheaded improvements at Fairlawn Primary School, in Lewisham, when he was asked to take on the
executive headship of two other schools in the area.
Philomena is capable and committed to her school, but is undecided whether to remain in her role as deputy or to apply for
headship posts at other schools.
The FLT has called for better talent - spotting, pointing out that negative perceptions of
headship as a high - pressure role and a possible career risk, for those trying to rescue challenging schools, are putting potential heads off the job.
We have 23 years of
headship experience between us, all of them in communities that face challenging issues.
Assuming current
headship rates hold, the number of households in their 30s should increase by 2.7 million.
And if she doesn't consent to the courtship people will question why she is saying no to something her father or other
spiritual headship has already given permission for.
The funding for Now Teach is part of a series of new measures aimed at boosting teacher recruitment, including student loan forgiveness pilot for teachers in shortage subjects and a # 10 million investment in new «gold standard» national professional qualifications in schools, including courses
on headship.
Our Associates (drawn largely from primary and
secondary headship) spend about an equal number of consultancy days across the primary and secondary sectors, in schools and academies.
He
left headship in 2014 to be involved full - time in school improvement, working with a range of schools including special and independent schools, as well as undertaking local authority work in Solihull.
As a member of the
Lark Headship Commission for association and collaboration of interpersonal associations among management levels and employees.
As a member of Lark
Headship commission, I promote association and collaboration among employees and management
I would encourage those who are on a fast - track career towards
headship not to rush the process, but to spend time in the classroom, work with their peers to learn more leadership skills, shadow existing heads and learn as much as possible about all aspects of running a school.
She has extensive leadership and management experience, having held two
primary headships.
This systemic usurpation of Jesus
complete headship and right to His people, by a worldwide cabal of homo lupus is the backbone of the culture that hides the light under the bushel and shrouds the city on the hill, so that the world remains in darkness.
The legions of dysfunctional marriages, unsettled by issues as diverse as infidelity and
misapplied headship, suggest not.
On to this distinctive
party headship has been built a discrete political outlook.
This work has included the creation of a new qualification for
headship designed to effectively prepare teachers to take on the vital role of head teacher in our schools.
It is hard to imagine a job less casual than
headship given the personal demands it makes of those who step up.»
The calls have been criticised by the National Association of Head Teachers, who feel the implementation of such powers would be counterproductive and
turn headship into a «popularity contest».
Headship programme — for school leaders that are, or are aspiring to be, a headteacher or head of school with responsibility for leading a school.
She has recently left
headship after 27 years and has had extensive experience in leading and managing schools to achieve rapid school improvement.
Alongside headship, Yvonne has gained considerable inspection skills, which have provided great insight into the expectations for primary schools.
Candidates
without headship experience had been required to attend assessment centres to ensure they were «capable» of «setting up and running» a school.
Anyone who ever took over a class or
headship half - way through a school year will tell you that picking up where someone else unexpectedly left off is rubbish.
The Leading Women's Alliance has published details of its Leading Women to
Headship Strategic Plan today — to coincide with International Women's Day.
Management time /
headship time - The STPCD also gives a right to dedicated time within school sessions to support the discharge of leadership & management responsibilities.
As Christ sees in the flawed, proud, fanatical or lukewarm Church on earth that Bride who will one day be without spot or wrinkle, and labours to produce the latter, so the husband
whose headship is Christ - like (and he is allowed no other sort) never despairs.
What sorts of Sr - management pose will the most successfully influence your education, skills, experience, and
headship abilities?
Amplified the aim reaching proficiency by approximately 30 percent with efficient staff headship
A software architect is a person who designs and executes software projects covering all aspects of
technical headships.
I believed then that this widespread inconsistency in the application of God's law invalidated calls for
male headship in home and church.
The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood describes complementarianism as the view that «God has created men and women equal in their essential dignity and human personhood, but different and complementary in function with male
headship in the home and in the Church.»
The head realised she needed to change her role with this increase in scale — moving away
from headship and redefining herself as CEO with different responsibilities.
Three days into what was her
first headship, inspectors arrived and put the school into special measures.
This may include
executive headship, brokering acting head teachers, providing a network to identify staff at senior and middle level who can take on short term contracts to act in leadership roles across schools, or finding outstanding teachers to work alongside staff to improve the quality of teaching rapidly.