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Schools
Experienced, creative, and dynamic school leaders are at a premium throughout the world.
As schools compete academically, technologically, on the sports field and in raising funds, school Principals have had to develop a greater breadth of skills. Expertise in a particular subject area is no longer sufficient.
21st-century school leaders must be visible, informed and adept at navigating the complexities of media, technology and increasing political scrutiny.
In addition to this, school leaders must combine vision and passion with communications and advocacy skills in order to manage a diverse community of stakeholders.
Russia
The Russian school system has been undergoing a significant transformation. Public schools merge to become large organisations. More private schools appear to match parent’s growing demand for high-quality secondary education.
These developments require strong administrative and pedagogical leaders to implement changes, improve efficiency, and develop a culture that helps attract and retain talented staff.
Odgers Berndtson advises schools on how best to meet their leadership needs. Our education specialists work with schools to identify and develop talent internally, whilst our international network provides access to top leaders from across the world.
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