The Diploma in School Management and Administration takes a structured look at how educational institutions are managed—from lesson planning to staff evaluation. You’ll explore what makes a language programme effective, how technology supports implementation, and what responsibilities rest on the shoulders of a school administrator.
This course doesn’t assume a leadership title or require background knowledge. Instead, it walks through the practical elements of school operations—from monitoring to adjusting programmes—alongside key administrative duties. Educational clarity meets administrative precision.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the function and responsibilities of school administrators.
- Learn to design and plan language programme implementation steps.
- Organise instruction effectively within school programme frameworks.
- Explore how to apply technology in language programme delivery.
- Evaluate programme performance and adjust implementation plans.
- Study teacher evaluation from an administrative point of view.
Who is this Course For:
- Aspiring school administrators seeking structural insights.
- Teachers stepping into leadership and planning duties.
- Education consultants interested in programme evaluation.
- SEN coordinators managing instructional strategies.
- New academic managers coordinating learning initiatives.
- Educational planners supporting language programme design.
- Professionals overseeing school technology application.
- Education staff responsible for teacher evaluations.
Career Path:
- School Administrator – £34,000 average salary
- Education Officer – £32,000 average salary
- Curriculum Coordinator – £36,000 average salary
- Academic Programme Manager – £40,000 average salary
- Education Support Manager – £35,000 average salary
- Teaching and Learning Advisor – £38,000 average salary
