EAUC 5 year Strategic Framework - Member consultation

We are seeking the views of our Educational Members, Company Members and Strategic Partners on the next EAUC 5 Year Strategic Framework which will be in place from 2013 to 2017. The Strategic Framework gives us a strong outline and scope to focus our efforts in continually offering exceptional Membership services. It also gives us the foundation to support the tertiary sector, shape its future and to realise its role in helping people acquire and develop the knowledge, skills and capabilities for living and working for a sustainable future. It is vital, therefore, that these key groups feed into the Framework.
 

The Strategic Framework has already undergone consultation with the Member Advisory Council (MAC) and our Strategic Partners and have created a draft that has incorporated comments from both groups.

 

The Strategic Framework is now being presented to EAUC Members for a final round of consultation. Following any final amendments, the document will be approved by the EAUC Board in December 2012, for implementation from January 2013. Key performance indicators, risks and achievement timelines will then be developed as will a detailed annual operational plan. The approved version will be available on our website for all Members and partners to view.   

 

> We would appreciate it if you would take the time to review the draft 2013-2017 Strategic Framework

> Then answer these short questions  *

> Alternatively, you can send your comments direct to Iain Patton, CEO at info@eauc.org.uk. 
 

The framework is in consultation for the period of Friday 16 November to Friday 7 December, so please ensure your comments reach us by then using either of the methods above.

Yours sincerely  

 

Robert Bellfield

Chair, EAUC Board of Trustees


* 5 year Strategic Framework Questions

1. Is there anything in the Strategic Framework that you think shouldn’t be there?
2. Is there anything in the Strategic Framework that you were expecting which is not there?
3. Is the Strategic Framework clear and concise? If not please state why.
4. Do you think it is fit for purpose and will provide the EAUC what is required for the future 5 years? If not please state why.
5. Any other comments?