And if so, just wondering if you've earned any money in your role?
I've been an nlg for nearly a year.. As well as chairing one school, Im also a governor of another school and have spent a huge amount of time trying to improve their practice. I've also allocated my 10 free days of supporting governance in other schools. I'm now into the being able to charge for offering support zone. Not getting the impression anyone wants to pay.
Just wondering if anyone has actually managed to persuade schools to pay for support, or does the whole system rely totally on volunteering.
While I'm pretty committed to helping improve governance, clearly working the extent I am for free without any reasonable expectation of generating income at some point would make continuing in the role unsustainable. Which seems a shame..
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Governorgeek · 27/01/2017 20:49
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