Programme structure
The core scholarship programme for all leadership scholar levels includes:
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Individual assessment of leadership strengths and areas for development. This will be undertaken very shortly after a scholarship has been awarded. This will be followed by 2-hour personal feedback session.
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An experienced mentor is allocated to each scholar for the duration of the scholarship. Our mentors are from central government, the corporate sector, NHS and other care organisations. The mentor will work with the scholar in advising the selection of development programmes.
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Welcome day – a briefing day for all FNF leadership, travel and research scholars. We will; 1) Establish individual cohort learning communities, 2) Define the core elements and expectations of the scholarship, 3) Introduce personal leadership opportunities
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3-day residential with unique cohort of peer scholars designed to: 1) Facilitate scholars to build a learning community and a robust network of peer support throughout their scholarship and beyond, 2) Facilitate discussions on current leadership challenges and opportunities and other contemporary topics, 3) Introduce scholars to co-consulting, a simple process for giving and receiving help, 4) Introduce scholars to digital leadership concepts
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2-day or 3-day (depending on leadership level) “Personal Presence & Impact” Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) Programme
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1-day mid programme - cohort follow up with discussion of contemporary topics with invited speakers
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Access to leadership development opportunities to suit individual development needs including options to travel overseas for example: 1) Windsor Leadership 2) Kings Fund 3) Ashridge 4) Harvard 5) Roffey Park 6) Cranfield 7) Leadership Trust
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'Lifting the Lid on the Westminster Village': People, whether working in the public, third or private sector, may have little first-hand experience of how Government actually works. The day programme is designed to help scholars understand this. The day includes a visit to the Houses of Parliament. (Not scholars from Southern Ireland)
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Florence Nightingale Commemoration Service, Westminster Abbey, London - a unique opportunity for nurses, midwives, health care professionals, family members and guests to celebrate their professions and at the same time give thanks for Florence Nightingale’s extraordinary legacy to healthcare
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Nightingale2020 Conference - 27th and 28th October 2020 Excel London
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High profile award ceremony to celebrate the success of our scholars at end of their scholarship year
Key Dates:
Applications for the Care Homes Leadership Scholarship closes 24th February 2020, 1700hrs.
Shortlisting will take place w/b 24th February 2020.
Interviews will take place 5th March 2020.
Successful applicants will begin their scholarship year in April 2020.
Emerging Leaders:
Welcome day: 2nd April 2020
Welcome dinner: 20th April 2020
Digital Leadership: 21st April 2020
Residential: 22nd and 23rd April 2020
RADA: 27th and 28th April 2020
Westminster: 29th April 2020
Mid Programme; Nightingale2020 Conference: 27th and 28th October 2020
Celebration day: TBC September 2021
Aspiring Nurse Directors:
Welcome day: 2nd April 2020
Welcome dinner: 21st April 2020
Digital Leadership: 22nd April 2020
Residential: 29th and 30th April 2020
RADA: 5th-7th May 2020
Westminster: 28th May 2020
Mid Programme; Nightingale2020 Conference: 27th and 28th October 2020
Celebration day: TBC September 2021
Senior Leaders:
Welcome day: 2nd April 2020
Welcome dinner: 21st April 2020
Digital Leadership: 22nd April 2020
Residential: 4th and 5th May 2020
RADA: 13th-15th May 2020
Westminster: 12th May 2020
Mid Programme; Nightingale2020 Conference: 27th and 28th October 2020
Celebration day: TBC September 2021
