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TUC Leading Change Programme 2023/24

TUC affiliates are invited to nominate appropriate officers to participate in the 2023/24 TUC Leading Change Programme.

The TUC launched Leading Change, a training and development programme for senior trade union officers in leadership positions in 2004. Since its launch, almost 280 senior union officers have completed the programme. The TUC is confident that Leading Change remains the most comprehensive package of training, discussion and support for officers working in senior roles within the movement.

The 2023/24 programme which will be delivered across five modules delivered between July 2023 and Spring 2024 will draw support from TUC policy departments, academics and policy experts from within and outside the movement. Subjects will include union membership and revitalisation strategies, using digital for organising and campaigning, employment rights/legislative change and leadership in unions. The programme will also include an overseas study visit.

Modules dates for the 2023/24 programme are.

Module 1 – July 5 & 6 2023 at Warwick University
Module 2 – October 19 & 20 2023 in Manchester
Module 3 – January 17 & 18 2024 at the TUC, Congress House, London
Module 4 – March 14 & 15 at the TUC, Congress House, London
Module 5 – Overseas Study Visit in Spring 2024.

The total cost of the programme has been fixed at £1,900 per participant, including course costs and lunch. This does not include accommodation and travel costs.

Affiliated unions are invited to nominate senior representatives to attend this programme, places on which are limited (with a maximum number of 20 participants).

Please note that places on the programme are reserved for senior national officers and Regional Secretaries or equivalents.

Unions are encouraged to nominate representatives as soon as they can and if possible, by the end of May 2023.

Nominations should be made by the union General Secretary or relevant senior officer, emailed to Carl Roper, croper@tuc.org.uk. Nominations should contain the contact details of the nominee/s.