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Managing Shared Parental Leave with Confidence

Online Course

About the CPD Course

This CPD accredited course equips education professionals with the knowledge and confidence to manage Shared Parental Leave (SPL) fairly, consistently, and in line with current legislation. It provides a clear understanding of SPL entitlements, eligibility criteria, notice requirements, and practical implementation within educational settings. Designed for leaders, managers, HR teams and administrative staff, the course addresses common SPL scenarios in schools and trusts, such as coordinating leave patterns, supporting staff through the process, managing pay, and ensuring compliance with statutory duties. Throughout, we emphasise good practice, clear communication, accurate record keeping, and maintaining continuity for pupils and colleagues.

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CPD Provider

EPM

EPM

CPD Provider No: 12760
EPM is an award winning and accredited education services business with 25 years of expertise. Education is in our DNA, and we are passionate about delivering the best outcomes for you. Our success can be attributed to our proactive and forward thinking approach; ensuring we keep ahead of both legislative, education and technological change. We remain at the forefront of thought leadership in education, enabling us to share with you knowledge and best practice from the education sector. We are a technology enabled business, but people are at the heart of what we do. We believe in developing long lasting relationships with our customers and supporting you on your journey. We achieve this by working collaboratively with you to understand your values and day to day working practices. Each of our customers is supported by their own dedicated EPM team who act as an extension to your internal team; providing you with unlimited advice and support tailored to your individual needs; whatever your challenges.

CPD Subsectors

Conferences & Events
Online & E-learning
Educational Resources
Schools & Universities