Objectives
• Achievable in 2005-2008
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• Offering advertising space on ISEA and MEM and
CCEAM website to those universities/institutions that want to promote
their courses
• Promote our journals and membership benefits in other journals
• Providing a consultancy service to other countries
• Working with developing countries who are supported by mega
institutions such as the World Bank
• Start off a Commonwealth CPD programme for school leaders
• Opening up societies in other Commonwealth countries |
Outcome
Indicators
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• Promotion of courses on ISEA, MEM and CCEAM website
• Advertising CCEAM on a number of identified journals
• Set up an expertise bank from Commonwealth members
• Link up with 2/3 countries that may be interested in educational
improvements in their countries
• Develop a Commonwealth CPD programme which is promoted by
the year 2006
• Link up with education authorities in Commonwealth countries
that as yet do not have a society to explore possible initiation |
Stakeholders
• Policy governors
• Others
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• CCEAM Board
• Commonwealth Foundation
• World Bank/UNESCO
• Specific links we may have or could possibly explore |
Clients
• Direct recipients of services
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• Universities, institutions, funding agencies |
Content
• Nature of the service provided
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• Expose the CCEAM and its role to the wider educational community
• Provide advertising space
• Provide a consultancy service within and beyond the Commonwealth
• Provide educational programme tailored made to address identified
needs |
Delivery
• How the service is provided
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• Consultation
• Collaboration (collaborative planning)
• Advertising space
• Link up with institutions to offer ours services |
Management
• Chair
• Members
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• Dr Christopher Bezzina, Executive Board Member, Malta
• Mr Ken Avenell, Board Member, Australia
• Mr Mandi Manga Obase, Board Member, Cameroon
• Dr Martin Prew, Board Member, South Africa
• Mr Sam K. Busulwa, Board Member, Uganda |