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    Leading Behaviour and Culture (NPQLBC)

    The NPQ for Leading Behaviour and Culture is for teachers who have, or aspire to have, responsibilities for leading behaviour and supporting pupil wellbeing in their school.

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    Duration: 12 months (plus 3 months for summative assessment process)
    Hours of study: 55
    Cost: Free to those who meet the scholarship eligibility criteria. The cost for school or self-funded participants outside of the criteria is £901

    Scholarship eligibility criteria:

    • have, or are aspiring to have, responsibilities for leading behaviour and/or supporting pupil wellbeing in their school
    • work in a state-funded school or a state-funded organisation that offers 16-19 places in England

    Apply for an NPQLBC

    • Register: To begin your application journey, please complete a registration form via the DfE registration portal to verify your details.
    • Apply: Once your details have been validated by the Department for Education (this can take up to 3 working days), you will be added to our database. We will then be in touch to advise on next steps and how to complete your application.

    We are now accepting applications for our October 2023 and February 2024 cohorts.