Andrew Costello

Vice-chair of Governors @Rawmarsh Community School

Sheffield, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Dec 2021 — Present

Vice-chair of Governors @Rawmarsh Community School

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EDUCATION

2009 — 2011

Nord Anglia Lifetime Development

Level 3 & 4 in Advice and Guidance

2003 — 2006

University of Lincoln

Bachelor of Science (BSc), Psychology

SKILLS

Training DeliveryTrainingPublic SectorStakeholder ManagementPerformance ManagementPolicyChange ManagementStandards DevelopmentCoachingBuilding RelationshipsStaff DevelopmentQuality AssuranceBusiness Development ConsultancyApprenticeshipsLeadership DevelopmentStakeholder EngagementWorkshop FacilitationProject ManagementManagementAssessmentLeadershipE-LearningQualification DevelopmentPersonal DevelopmentTeam LeadershipBusiness Relationship ManagementStrategyAdult EducationPublic PolicyPolicy AnalysisCareer CounselingProject PlanningStrategic PlanningOrganizational DevelopmentEvent Management

ABOUT ANDREW COSTELLO

I am a hardworking and committed individual with an excellent base of knowledge and skills. All my roles have involved a strong element of customer and stakeholder engagement. My knowledge of the UK skills and education system is extensive. I have worked in careers services, work based learning, standard setting, awarding organisations and professional bodies. In particular I have an in-depth knowledge of standards, qualifications and Apprenticeship development, implementation and quality assurance. I have created numerous standards, qualifications, End-Point Assessments (EPAs) and supporting guidance and products.Add to this the fact that I’ve implemented e-assessment systems, been responsible for VLEs and developed bespoke apps.

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