Jenny S.

Jenny S. has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Jenny began their career as a Legal Secretary at Tinsdills Solicitors and worked there for seven years. Jenny then transitioned into the education and training sector, working as a Customer Service Assessor at Total People for a few months. Jenny further expanded their skills as a Training Officer at Borough Training, where they were responsible for assessing and internally quality assuring various qualifications. After the acquisition of Borough Training by PM Training, they continued their role as an Assessor, IQA, and Teacher Trainer. At PM Training, they also served as the Apprenticeship Development Manager, overseeing the design and development of apprenticeship standards. Prior to their current position as the Head of Apprenticeships and Skills at Stoke on Trent College, Jenny worked as the Quality Manager at Achieve Training. In this role, they were a part of the Senior Management Team and was responsible for various tasks including curriculum development, assessment strategies, and ensuring compliance with ESFA regulations. Additionally, Jenny has been involved in educational governance, currently serving as a Co-opted Governor at Watermill School.

Jenny S. started their education history by completing a Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Education (A1) at Highfield in an unspecified year. Jenny then pursued an Internal Quality Assurance Qualification (IQA) at Highfield in an unspecified year as well. Following that, they attended Staffordshire University from 2010 to 2012, where they obtained a DTLLS degree in Teaching. In the year that followed, they attended Highfield and completed a Level 4 Certificate in Leading the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment (Lead IQA) in the field of Education. From 2012 to 2014, Jenny S. returned to Staffordshire University and earned a BA Hons degree in Education, specializing in the Lifelong Learning Sector, with a second-class upper division (2:1) distinction. Lastly, from 2018 to 2020, they pursued a Masters degree in Education at Staffordshire University.