He led the work of L&W's predecessor NIACE from 1988-2011, and since then has been an honorary life member and emeritus research fellow. Sir Alan Tuckett OBE is Professor of Education at the University of Wolverhampton, Past President of the International Council for Adult Education and Honorary Fellow of UNESCO's Institute of Lifelong Learning.
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Ruth was the first female Chief Executive of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, where she led a strategy that focussed on retention of female talent, development path for young engineers, admittance to professional membership and engaged with public policy on transport, energy and the environment. She departed achieving IIP for 33,000 employers, of which 15,000 were SMEs. Ruth progressed to lead Investors in People where she overhauled the IIP brand, which subsequently became an acknowledged Superbrand. Ruth’s early experience in the public sector saw her lead the HR consulting practice at Coopers and Lybrand and at NSPCC as a HR Director, modernising the organisation’s approach to developing its people and winning the Employer of the Year Award in 1996.
Ruth was awarded an OBE in 2007 for services to workplace learning and she holds three Honorary Doctorates. Ruth uses her extensive knowledge and experience of how education can change people’s lives, to shape the future of WEA and in her capacity as Board Member for various education charities. She recently stood down from this role to become an Ambassador. Ruth Spellman was the first and only female chief executive in the 116 year history of the WEA - the UK’s largest voluntary sector provider of adult education in England and Scotland. He has also worked a consultant to Cardiff Local Education Authority on curriculum development, and at the WJEC was responsible for the development of a portfolio of European vocational training projects.Ī firm believer in strong partner relations as a means of getting more value to from line services and of ensuring timely responses to local and national priorities. This was followed by three years in the Civil Service designing and implementing the National Curriculum for modern foreign languages in schools and two years as a Post Graduate Teacher Trainer at University College Swansea. His career started as a teacher at Oakdale School in Gwent and then as Head of Department at Llanrumney High school in Cardiff. He was previously responsible for delivering learndirect contract in Wales and England and has served on the Board of WEA South Wales and Agored Cymru and Rubicon Dance. Jeff Greenidge has over 25 years of senior level strategic leadership and management within the public, commercial and non-profit sectors in the UK and Europe.
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