We’re running a virtual classroom training course on writing policies and procedures in January 2021. The course teaches you how to write clear and effective policies and procedures, in a straightforward and efficient way. It will be delivered using Microsoft Teams, in two three-hour sessions, on consecutive days: Tuesday 19th January 2021, 1300-1600 UTC Wednesday… Read more »
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Podcast 93: Writing controls-based procedures during the lockdown
In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we look at writing controls-based procedures during the lockdown. Transcript: Hello and welcome to the Cherryleaf Podcast. We’re back. We had a little break over the summer. We spent it updating some of the courseware for our training courses. We had a break just to refresh ourselves. I… Read more »
Making Fire and Rescue Service policies and procedures consistent with the National Operational Guidance Programme
Fire and rescue services in the UK have an opportunity to improve their policies and procedures by building on the National Operational Guidance Programme (NOG) that is now produced centrally by The National Fire Chiefs Council’s Fire Central Programme Office. The Fire Central Programme Office has described NOG in this way: Operational guidance is what… Read more »
Creating training exercises for a Covid-19 spatially-distanced classroom
We’ve been adapting our policies and procedures writing course for the current Covid-19 training environment, and we’re now ready to deliver it in two different ways: The delegates and the trainer(s) all work from home, and the course is delivered online. The delegates are in a spatially distanced classroom, and the trainer(s) delivers the course… Read more »
Podcast 88: Will Myddelton on moving from an oral to a written culture
In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we talk to Will Myddelton, Product lead at Local Welcome, about how Local Welcome moved from an oral to a written culture. “An oral culture has huge advantages in that it’s fluid, easy to pick up, and doesn’t require a lot of attention to processes. But it has… Read more »