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Organising Academy
The main aim of the TUC's Organising Academy is to support unions to build organisational capacity and run effective campaigns.
This is done primarily through our training programme for union officers, organisers and leaders. It contains a range of courses including:
We also continue to offer our longstanding Diploma in Organising and for the first time, a dedicated award for union support staff to enable them to contribute to the organising and campaign work undertaken by their unions. Our programme is delivered in partnership with Ruskin College (www.ruskin.ac.uk).
Alongside this, we work in partnership with sponsor unions to offer our Trainee Organiser programme and offer unions bespoke advice and guidance through strategic planning sessions, briefings for groups of elected officials and staff and even recruitment and selection of specialist staff.
If you would like more information on how we can support your union, please contact us organisingacademy@tuc.org.uk
The most recent documents available on this subject are:
Organising Academy Programme 2011-12
Places are now available for TUC Organising Academy courses for 2012. Click on the link to see what is available and sign up.
New comprehensive on-line resource for reps to help them build stronger unions, campiagn and win!
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