ILM
ILM
approval for jml
Training * management courses
The
Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) have granted
development award status to four of the jml
Training
in-house management development programmes.
The
current awards include the jml
Training
programmes for Cultivating
Leadership, Senior
Managers, Middle Managers
and Women
Developing Together.These
in-house courses have taken place at one of our local authority
clients.
The
presentation of these awards took place in October 2007
At
jml
Training we
know how well these customised programmes work from client's
feedback
and we are proud to offer an outside stamp of quality to
our participants.
All
organisations need flexibility in their approach to gaining
recognition for their training. jml
would welcome the opportunity to work with you to choose
the best options to meet your needs. Following careful consideration
of what each one delivers to you in the way of benefits,
jml
will then secure recognition for your bespoke training programme.
For
more information - Please
contact
us
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Information
about The Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM)
It
is dedicated to advancing the capability of managers and
leaders worldwide through the provision of expert qualifications,
comprehensive membership services and learning resources.
By improving the management knowledge, confidence and ability
of individuals, ILM can contribute to enhanced business
performance.
It was formed in November 2002 following the merger of NEBS
Management (National Examining Board for Supervision & Management)
and ISM (the Institute for Supervision & Management). These
bodies were originally formed in the early 1960’s as part
of a UK Government directive to develop supervisory training
to national standards. ILM has quickly established itself
as a leading player in the leadership and management area,
building on the respective strengths of NEBS Management
and ISM.
ILM
is part of the City & Guilds of London Institute Group,
an independent charity founded in 1878 by the 16 livery
companies and the Corporation of London, with the broad
intent to establish a national system of education. The
grant to the Institute of a Royal Charter of Incorporation
in October 1900 by Queen Victoria denoted its acceptance
as a recognised part of the constitution and national life
of the United Kingdom'
ILM
has been operating internationally for more than 15 years,
and has centres located in Africa, Caribbean, Europe, the
Middle East and South East Asia. These centres include Training
Departments of large companies, independent and Government
colleges and training providers.
* In
association with midas training solutions
