The Clore Leadership Programme (CLP) and the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) have announced a three-year partnership to foster future leaders in the heritage sector through a package of Clore training and development opportunities, with applications for the 2017/2018 Clore Fellowship Programme closing on Monday 13 February 2017.
The CLP writes:
Thanks to National Lottery players across the UK, HLF will fund a range of Clore’s Fellowships and intensive residential courses which provide training and professional development opportunities to people working across the cultural sector in the UK and beyond.
The £96,000 grant will provide a variety of development opportunities for people working in the heritage sector:
- Two dedicated Heritage Fellowships on CLP’s flagship Clore Fellowship programme; an in-depth and individually tailored leadership development opportunity comprising residential courses, mentoring, coaching, bespoke training and diverse work placements.
- A part-funded Clore Fellowship for an exceptional employee of HLF.
- Four places on Clore’s intensive, residential two-week Short Courses.
- Two bursaries on Clore’s six day residential Emerging Leaders Courses for people who are in the earlier stages of their careers.
Applications for the 2017/2018 Clore Fellowship Programme are currently open and will close on Monday 13 February 2017.
Applications for the autumn 2017 residential Short Courses and Emerging Leaders programme will open in spring 2017.
Applications are by online form.
See more information about the Clore Fellowships and the application process
