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2022-23 CPD programme
The full list of our CPD training courses is available to download here: Chester DBE CPD Offer Booklet 2022-23
The booklet provides a list of courses under the sub-headings of school and leadership roles.
Courses are also listed in calendar view here: Chester DBE CPD Calendar 2022-23
or the portal below. The full list of Courses and Events are also available on our TicketTailor site
As a complementary service we are also signposting our schools to CDP courses organised CDAT school improvement services, available here: CDAT CPD Offer 2022-23
PLEASE NOTE
If you are experiencing any problems joining a Zoom meeting for an event booked throughTicketTailor, or wish to cancel a course booking please contact:
Charlotte Somers or Linda Boys
Thank you.
Please note that, unless otherwise stated, any cancellations received within 10 working days of the training will be charged at 50% of the cost and any cancellations received within 5 working days will incur the full charge.
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Privacy Notice – Event/training booking
The Data Controller is Chester Diocesan Board of Education, 5500 Daresbury Park, Daresbury WA4 4GE, 01928 718834
Information collected is name, address, telephone number, e-mail and dietary requirements (where required)
It is collected by DBE administrators
It is collected through booking forms.
It is collected for the following purposes:
- To manage events and training run by the DBE
It will be used in the following ways:
- To maintain list event/training attendees
- Sending invoices
- Keeping a list of dietary requirements where food is provided.
Names and dietary requirements (if required) will be shared with event/training organisers and venues.
The information will be stored until one year after the event/training.
Each person has the right to access their data, rectify, erase, restrict or object to processing, and data portability;
Each person has the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office (the “ICO”) about the management of their data