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Ismail Noriey
Educational background
1. Ph.D “Leadership in Education” London Humanities College 2013-2016
2. Master Degree “Leadership in Education” University of Wolverhampton 2010-2012
3. PGCE “PGCE Post Co...voir plusEducational background
1. Ph.D “Leadership in Education” London Humanities College 2013-2016
2. Master Degree “Leadership in Education” University of Wolverhampton 2010-2012
3. PGCE “PGCE Post Compulsory Education “Teaching Qualifications, University of Wolverhampton 2009-2010
4. Bachelor of Science “BSc Computer Aided Engineering Design” University of Wolverhampton 2006-2009
5. Access in ICT, First Class; Matthew Bolton College Birmingham; 2005-2006
6. EDCL Level 1 & 2 ; Matthew Bolton College Birmingham; 2004-2005
7. All six Modules of Interpreting;
• MODULE 1: Community Interpreting
• MODULE 2: Interpreting for the NHS
• MODULE 3: Mental Health Interpreting
• MODULE 4: Health and Safety, Security, Confidentiality, Equality & Environment
• MODULE 5: Safeguarding Children & Vulnerable Adults
• MODULE 6: Legal & Court Interpreting
8. First Class A Level Shorsh Secondary School “Kurdistan 1997-1999
Summary of Experience
Dr. Ismail Noriey has more than 10 years’ experience in teaching within diversity level in further and high education in the UK. He comes from Kurdish Region North Iraq originally, and he had moved to the UK since 2001. Following a Master Degree (2010-2012) in Leadership in Education at the University of Wolverhampton and he took up a position as a director at the Education Development College.
In addition to, he has as a leader of the Kurdish Community in the heart of Birmingham in the UK, since 2013. He has conducted the activities at school, college; including support-teaching, leading the whole school as a Headteacher. He has been dedicating hundreds of unpaid hours expanding the curriculum of the school to include such social justice issues homelessness and many other issues.
Furthermore, he has been a freelance lecturer at the FBT College in Birmingham, since 2013 up until the present. He has undertaken to teach across various HND units; Leadership and Management Modules and Business Analysis for Tourism and Hospitality Managers. Also, he was an assistant lecturer at the University of Sulaimani in Kurdish Region North Iraq and he has undertaken to teach across various undergraduate units; coordination of the Leadership and Education core programs.
He is currently sector head of course leader at the London Humanities College and action leader for knowledge leadership, management and education. On the other hand, he is lecturer at the FBT College in Birmingham and part-time EdD Researcher at the University of Wolverhampton.voir moins
Livres par Ismail Noriey
How to Improve Leadership in Higher Education Institutions: The Impact of the Leadership Skills for Leaders in Higher Education Institutions in Kurdistan