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This two-part programme has been developed for Officers whose role includes designing and delivering training for Elected Members. Suitable for both experienced and less experienced presenters, the programme is full of detailed advice and guidance which will support officers in the design and delivery of Member training.
A 2-hour session that will equip delegates with the knowledge to successfully escape from high-risk situations when all other means of conflict resolution have failed.
This programme has been specially written for Councillors who want to review and improve their personal safety.
This two-hour session has been developed for Chairs, who want to develop their knowledge and skills around the people side of meetings.
This two-hour session has been developed to provide participants with advice and guidance on how to review Committee reports.
This course consists of three modules of one hour each which cover an introduction to using social media effectively, planning and managing your social media and using images and video effectively.
With so many people now working at home, this online workshop is a chance to develop skills and new approaches to managing home workers.
Our next book club meeting will take place on 15th June and offers LGIU members a chance to participate in a friendly Chatham House Discussion of books that have relevant learning or information for the sector. The books we read are not necessarily about local government, although they often have key takeaways that are useful…
This online session is aimed at elected members who are new to overview and scrutiny and need to find their feet as soon as possible. This introductory session explores the role of overview and scrutiny within an authority, how to get the best results from its work and the key skills and approaches for doing…
This online session is a chance for those new to working in a Political environment with members to understand the respective roles and the skills needed. It is also a chance for more experienced officers to reflect on their experiences and add to their toolkit of approaches and skills.