Colette Fletcher

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Colette Fletcher

Head of consulting and governance

Colette Fletcher is Head of Consulting and Governance at Advance HE. She joined Advance HE in May 2023 from Natural Resources Wales, the largest arm’s length body of Welsh Government, where she was Head of Governance and Board Secretary in charge of their governance transformation programme. With almost 15 years of experience in the HE sector, she combines an in-depth understanding of HE governance, leadership, and management with experience of consultancy. She was previously the Assistant Vice-Chancellor at
the University of Winchester and has also held roles at Bournemouth University, the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), and the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).

5 pieces

Newest first, since June 2016

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    A longer term view of university governance effectiveness

    The sector has been talking about making governance work better for a long time. Advance HE head of governance and consulting Collette Fletcher sets out how much progress has been made

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    No home, no job and no pension… but at least I’ve got a degree!

    In this instalment of Wonkhe’s HE Futures series, Colette Fletcher looks critically at current approaches to the issue of intergenerational fairness

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    No home, no job and no pension… but at least I've got a degree!

    In this instalment of Wonkhe’s HE Futures series, Colette Fletcher looks critically at current approaches to the issue of intergenerational fairness

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    Why my friend’s dog will never be Professor of Economics at Oxford, and other problems with TEF

    TEF still lacks clarity about what it wants to measure and what it is trying to achieve, argues Colette Cherry. Should it move away from being an outcomes focused exercise to a process driven one, or does it simply need

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    Brexit: seven stages of grief on the way to acceptance

    Colette Cherry gives a personal take on dealing with the trauma of Brexit for higher education wonks and staff.