The British Academy for Training and Development provides a training course in managing priorities in municipal work to all those who wish to gain sufficient experience in leadership the service operations that belong to the citizens and this is one of the priorities of the municipal work.

Today residents of municipal work challenge the advancement of municipalities to the level of modern institution capable of working to provide all services quickly and the ability to plan, this challenge is the presence of an experienced and competent administrative body it is based on modern techniques such as mechanization and information. These techniques work to simplify and speed up all procedures and help the municipality to become familiar with the demographic, economic and environmental realities.

These techniques work to simplify and speed up all procedures and help the municipality to become familiar with the demographic, economic and environmental realities. This facilitates the planning of the future.

Services and development requires statistical knowledge of the reality of the municipal social and economic scope all the statistical data helps to work in the municipal councils, all decisions taken must be commensurate with the needs of citizens and the study of the priorities of municipal work helps in the processes of longـterm plans that contribute to the provision of all needs of citizens from health to water and all the main services.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• Mayors and members of the municipal council.
• All municipal employees.
• Directors of planning departments and the development of municipal work.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• Experience in leading the municipal work.
• Develop appropriate plans to provide services to citizens.
• Management of projects of interest to citizens.
• Development of the work of the municipalities.

• Municipalities and their importance in the cities.
• Priorities for municipal action.
• Plans for the development of municipal work.
• The importance of municipal councils in developing the service reality.
• The mechanism of elections in the municipal councils and the functions of the councils.