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David Evans, Principal of the Staffordshire University Academy. Partnership with other educational providers The UniQ City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College. Vice-Chancellor Michael Gunn visiting the Global Institute of Software Technology (Suzhou, eastern China). In order to grow our approach to higher education, we need to work even more effectively with our various existing and new educational partners. We will do this by: Raising aspiration and growing opportunities to participate in a Staffordshire University experience through a range of partnership arrangements with educational service providers at home and overseas. Ensuring that the full potential of all our partnerships is realised as well as considering new and different forms of strategic alliance including merger and/or acquisition. 16 University Plan 2012 - 2017
Completing the University Quarter project through cementing relationships with the City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College and Stoke-on-Trent College. Continuing our engagement with schools at all stages including the sponsorship of academies, such as the Staffordshire University Academy in Cannock, and the provision of initial teacher training and professional CPD. Growing our provision at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional levels, in partner institutions and virtually. In so doing, we will be market and demandled, taking advantage of opportunities as they arise swiftly and in a planned, agile way. Increasing the size and scope of our international relationships by supporting the ambitious growth targets of our existing partners, strategically seeking new partners and developing our presence internationally. Establishing a Staffordshire Global Award that recognises those students who complete a Staffordshire University award having studied in at least two different countries. Developing our partnerships through more active engagements and mutual support. “I’ve been working with Staffordshire University to make the transition to the new Academy as seamless and comfortable as possible for our students and staff.” “While we will be looking to new ways of teaching and learning, we are building on the reputation and work of Blake Valley. These are exciting times and the new Academy will bring fantastic new opportunities for students and the wider Cannock community.” David Evans, new Principal of the Staffordshire University Academy University Plan 2012 - 2017 17
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