Welcome from
CHAIR OF THE CORPORATION
Adam Fidler
Salford City College Group Corporation is committed to working with our College management team for the benefit of our students. It is the Corporation’s policy to be as informative as possible about the work of the Corporation, and I hope you find the information provided here both interesting and useful.
Our Governors play an important part in setting the strategic direction of the College and, through the Corporation, ensure accountability for the use of public funds by monitoring and evaluating the College’s ongoing performance.
Our independent Corporation governors are unremunerated, so we appreciate their time and commitment on a voluntary basis.
We welcome the recruitment of governors from all sections of the community, and applications are sought from people of all cultural backgrounds with a range of relevant skills and experience.
For further information about the Corporation, or about becoming a Governor, please contact the Clerk/Governance Officer, Martin Toner at martin.toner@salfordcc.ac.uk
Becoming a Governor
Becoming a governor is a rewarding and impactful role that allows individuals to contribute to the development and success of the College. Governors play a crucial role in shaping the educational experience of students.
Governance Documents
Governance documents are important tools that outline the structure, role, policies and responsibilities of the organisations governance. These documents have been established to guide the functioning and decision-making processes of the college governing body.
Governors
Our college Governors bring a wealth of expertise across various fields, ensuring an exceptional learning experience for all students.
External Review of Governance
All colleges are required to have an external governance review every three years. Our most recent review took place at the end of 2023, where the College received the highest level of assurance available.
Corporation Meeting Minutes
Salford City College Group Corporation meeting minutes are a written document providing a comprehensive record of the College’s discussions, decisions and actions taken.
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