Do you want to be recognised for your leadership?

To develop their careers, researchers need to develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours involved in leading a research team, supervising PhD researchers, managing stakeholders and building their own research area and expertise.

‘Leadership’ and ‘managing others’ tops researchers’ list of desirable training

TRAM is aimed at researchers and early career academics to provide them with a flexible programme of development that has practical applications. It is free and can lead to an ILM Recognised Award

Top tips on organising a Teambuilding/leading day

As with any training event having alternatives available ensures the day runs smoothly.

Completing my fellowship outcomes with TRAM

Overall, the TRAM programme is supporting the completion of fellowship outcomes. It has strengthened my approach to project planning for the various fellowship activities such as fieldwork, workshop organising and funding proposal development. In addition, the leadership and team building lessons are supporting the activities for network-building, as a fellowship outcome, for knowledge exchange and dissemination.

Get on board the TRAM

The new Concordat says that researchers must “Seek out, and engage with, opportunities to develop their research identity and broader leadership skills.” and we believe the TRAM programme can help support this.

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