New First Line Managers in the making
13 participants from 8 organisations across Northern Ireland have begun the 2011 spring session of Institute of Management and Leadership (ILM) level 3 in First Line Management (FLM) as part of the Reaching Communities NI Support and Development Progra
This ten week programme has been designed specifically for the voluntary and community sector. It includes current management theories and practical tools and gives an overview of management, providing a stepping stone to other qualifications.
Over the last three years, 89 people have participated in the First Line Management programme, which runs three times during the year. We are currently recruiting for the October intake.
A key element of the programme is to meet and work alongside other voluntary and community groups and this has proven a hit with all the participants in each First Line Management course.
Participants on the RCNI FLM programme May-July 2011
| Claire Convery | South Down Family Health Initiative |
| Graham Rankin | The Orchardville Society |
| Mark Jenkinson | Enable NI |
| Tim Currie | Enable NI |
| Claire Norton | Cedar Foundation Head Office |
| Anne Magill | Carrickfergus Women's Forum |
| Martin McCrystal | North West Community Network |
| Gabrielle Quinn | North West Community Network |
| Johny Turnbull | Headway UK |
| Roisin McCusker | Devenish Partnership Forum |
| Mairead Curran | Orchardville Society |
| Gerard Anderson | Headway UK |
| Gillian Presho | Cedar Foundation |
For more information on the course, including details of how to register an interest in attending the next sessions, contact Roisin Kelly by email at [email protected]
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