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