Governance Board
Current Governance and Oversight

Kent Business College maintains governance and oversight arrangements that provide independent scrutiny, support and challenge to senior leaders. Governance activity focuses on learners and apprentices, safeguarding, quality of education, employer engagement, responsible use of resources and compliance with current apprenticeship requirements.

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Provider Status

These details help employers, apprentices, governors and stakeholders identify the provider correctly across public education, funding and company records.

Legal and trading name
Kent Business College Ltd T/A Kent Business College
UKPRN
10093689
Ofsted URN
2814708
Provider type
Independent Learning Provider

About the Governance Board

The Governance Board provides independent oversight of Kent Business College's apprenticeship and training provision. It reviews evidence from senior leaders, tests the accuracy of self-assessment, monitors improvement activity and checks that decisions remain focused on the interests of learners, apprentices, employers and stakeholders.

Governors receive assurance on curriculum quality, teaching and training, safeguarding, learner voice, employer engagement, finance, risk, data and funding compliance. Challenge and agreed actions are recorded through normal governance papers, minutes and action tracking.

The Governance Board does not replace the statutory duties of the company directors or the operational responsibilities of senior leaders. Its purpose is to provide scrutiny, support, challenge and public accountability.

Governance Structure

The structure separates independent oversight from day-to-day leadership and statutory company responsibilities.

Independent oversight

Governance Board

Reviews evidence, challenges leaders, monitors agreed actions and checks the impact of provision on learners and apprentices.

Operational leadership

Senior Leadership Team

Leads delivery, safeguarding, quality improvement, employer engagement, learner support and compliance activity.

Corporate accountability

Company Directors

Hold statutory and corporate responsibilities for Kent Business College Ltd and receive assurance through governance and leadership processes.

Current Governance Board and Attendees

The people below contribute to governance, assurance, reporting and operational oversight. Director and staff roles are shown transparently so they are not confused with independent governor roles.

Dr Amgad Badewi
Dr Amgad Badewi
Director and Chair of Governance Board

Chairs governance discussions, supports transparent accountability and ensures agreed actions are followed through.

Nada Ibrahim
Nada Ibrahim
Executive Director

Provides director-level assurance on leadership, compliance, finance, risk and the delivery of improvement priorities.

Graham Heath
Graham Heath
Head of Quality and Compliance

Reports on curriculum quality, teaching, training, assessment, learner progress and compliance evidence.

Tina Wright
Tina Wright
Designated Safeguarding Lead

Provides assurance on safeguarding, Prevent, safer recruitment, staff training, referrals and learner wellbeing.

Lisa Sedge
Lisa Sedge
Finance and Compliance Manager

Supports oversight of financial controls, funding compliance, audit evidence, data quality and risk tracking.

Prof. Yousef Sultan
Prof. Yousef Sultan
Performance Delivery Manager

Contributes assurance on delivery performance, employer engagement, skills outcomes and learner progress.

Mohamed Elmasry
Mohamed Elmasry
Chief Technology Officer

Attends as a senior leader to provide assurance on technology, systems, data security and online learning support.

Alex Pennington
Alex Pennington
HR Manager

Provides assurance on people processes, safer recruitment, staff training, workforce capacity and HR compliance.

Youmna Ibrahim
Youmna Ibrahim
Corporate Account Executive

Supports employer communication, stakeholder engagement and feedback evidence for governance reporting.

Oversight and Assurance

The Board uses routine evidence from directors and operational leads to provide support, challenge and assurance. Its work focuses on the quality and impact of provision rather than paperwork alone.

Quality of Education

Curriculum quality, teaching, training, assessment, progress, achievement and learner feedback.

Safeguarding and Prevent

Safeguarding leadership, Prevent, safer recruitment, online safety, concerns, referrals and wellbeing.

Learner Voice and Inclusion

Apprentice experience, complaints, barriers to learning, reasonable adjustments and support for those with additional needs.

Funding and Data

Assurance on learner eligibility, recognition of prior learning, training plans, off-the-job training evidence, progress reviews and ILR data.

Employers and Skills

Employer engagement, workplace application of skills, skills needs, partnerships and feedback from employers.

Action Tracking

Board minutes record support, challenge, decisions, owners, target dates and follow-up on agreed improvement actions.

Governance Roles and Accountability

Role Main Responsibility How It Connects to Governance
Company Directors Statutory and corporate responsibilities for Kent Business College Ltd, including director duties held by Dr Amgad Badewi and Nada Ibrahim. Receive assurance from governance and leadership processes while retaining company responsibilities. Director roles are shown separately from independent governor roles.
Governance Board Strategic oversight, scrutiny, support, challenge, assurance and public accountability. Reviews evidence, challenges leaders and monitors whether improvement actions are effective across quality, safeguarding, finance, risk, employers and skills.
Operational Assurance Leads Day-to-day leadership and evidence for quality, safeguarding, finance, compliance, HR, employer engagement, technology and delivery performance. Provide reports and evidence to governance. These roles support assurance and are not presented as independent governor roles unless formally appointed.

Funding and Quality Assurance

Kent Business College is listed on the Apprenticeship Provider and Assessment Register as a main provider. Governors receive assurance that apprenticeship provision is managed in line with current government apprenticeship funding rules, provider agreement requirements and normal quality assurance processes.

This includes assurance on learner eligibility, recognition of prior learning, agreed training plans, off-the-job training evidence, progress reviews, English and maths support where required, subcontracting where applicable, ILR/data compliance and end-point assessment arrangements.

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