Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, 2012 An interactive session developed by Helen Charlwood & Jenny Harman, University.

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Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, 2012 An interactive session developed by Helen Charlwood & Jenny Harman, University of Hertfordshire. 1 Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Raising the Profile of Technical Staff in your Institution Val Gordon

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, 2012 Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Why do we need to raise the profile of Technical Staff? Occupational profile is associated with image, social status, esteem, value and worth. The profile of Technical Staff MUST be an accurate representation of what is a highly skilled, highly qualified, highly experience workforce. To achieve an optimal profile, Technical staff NEED high visibility, a strong voice, a clear sense of identity and formal, professional recognition of skills levels.

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, 2012 Using pictures and conversation it is hoped that you will leave the session with at least one personal action which will impact the profile of Technical Staff in a positive way within your specific area or institution. 3 Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, Choose a picture that represents how you feel Technical Staff are perceived within your institution by: Students Academic staff Senior management Consider: Does one card cover all 3 groups? If not, what are the differences in perception? What are the positives? What are the issues and problems? What are the common themes across institutions? What are the themes across technical disciplines? Now – choose a new picture that represents how you would like to be seen (think BIG! imagine a new picture of the future!) Consider: What are the good things about your 1 st picture? what are the issues and problems it raises? Why is your new (2 nd ) picture important? What benefits would this bring to you, your colleagues, the students, the institution? Please avoid getting into HOW to achieve it at this stage – focus on the picture Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Raising the Profile of Technical Staff in your Institution

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, Now – choose a new picture that represents how you would like to be seen. Think BIG, your Utopian outcome, technician Nirvana! Consider: Ideally, how would you want technical staff to be perceived by the 3 groups (Students, Academics, Senior management) Why is your new (2 nd ) picture important? What benefits would this bring to you, your colleagues, the students, the institution? Please avoid getting into HOW to achieve it at this stage – focus on the picture Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Raising the Profile of Technical Staff in your Institution

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire,

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, Consider a scale of 1 – 10, where 10 is your ‘new picture’ for the profile of technical staff? 1-—2—-3—-4—-5—-6—-7—-8— What would one step closer be like and what actions will you take get there? S pecificSpecific aim? T imeBy when? E lementsWhat actions do you need to take? P rogressHow will progress be tracked? S uccessHow will you know it’s a success? Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Raising the Profile of Technical Staff in your Institution

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, What can you do to move one step closer to a “10” profile? Ensure a Technical presence on committees Post profiles of Technical staff on departmental website alongside Academics Talk to other technical managers Pursue Professional Registration Regular coffee mornings Technicians notice board Twitter – 2 way communication Nominate Technicians for awards Try to get a senior management “champion” Technician training programme and succession planning “Big yourself up” – nobody else will! Information sessions for Technical staff e.g. HoS on resources Include a Technical Showcase in Open Days/Induction/Freshers week Set up a cross discipline Technicians forum within your Institute Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Raising the Profile of Technical Staff in your Institution

Raising the Profile of Technical Staff ©University of Hertfordshire, Now that everyone has a personal action plan, let’s commit to encouraging progress by posting on the online community. Rachel has talked us through how to do it! Also, we can check how everyone’s plan is coming along when we meet at the next HEaTED Regional Event. Scottish Regional Network Meeting, Stirling 17 th April 2013 Raising the Profile of Technical Staff in your Institution