The governing body of Moulton College has a key role to play in steering the College forwards, maintaining quality standards and ensuring that it is delivering against its strategic objectives. By becoming a Governor you can bring your expertise directly into the management and strategic direction of the College.
Moulton College Corporation is recruiting motivated volunteers who are passionate about education, skills and growing futures to join our governing body.
Governors are at the heart of how our College operates. They are responsible for determining what education and training our College will provide and the strategy for delivering it. They lead the drive for improved standards in both teaching and learning and financial security.
They challenge areas for improvement.
Skills and experience
We are very keen to welcome people from all backgrounds and identities and we encourage applications from all suitably qualified or experienced individuals. Experience in governance is not essential, training and mentoring can be provided.
Most important is a passion and commitment to developing a robust long-term strategy that positions Moulton College as a destination of choice, with the financial rigour to support the College's growth, providing an excellent student experience.
Time commitment and meeting structure
The Corporation meets on 5 occasions during the year. There are 5 Committees that support the work of the Corporation:
- Audit Committee
- Curriculum, Quality and Standards Committee
- Finance and Resources Committee
- Remuneration Committee
- Search and Governance Committee
Committee Meetings are typically held early evening.
You are also encouraged to spend time onsite immersed in all aspects of college life, to inform and shape your governance
As with many public sector roles, this is a voluntary role and unpaid (although expenses can be claimed).
Please email Catherine Duro, Head of Governance who will be happy to speak to you about the role.
Email: [email protected] or call 01604 491131
You will be asked to submit your CV with a covering letter. Your appointment is then subject to Corporation approval following an interview with a small panel of current governors.
