"management academy" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The employees at the company all attended the management academy to learn how to lead effectively."
Principals subject to transfer could also attend a "management academy" to work on skills that evaluations might find lacking.
Having lost that role in the 1990s when the industry was opened to freer competition, IATA became mostly a talking shop.Mr Bisignani called in Noel Tichy, the man behind GE's famous internal management academy, "to throw a bomb into the church".
Palmer's administrative role, freeing up head coach Richard Hill for a more hands-on approach on the training ground, involves overseeing performance management, academy and player development, recruitment, financial management, administration, discipline and player welfare.
Before Yale, Xuan spent six years in stormwater management academy established by the Florida Department of Transportation in Orlando.
In an interview with the Guardian, Hunt, who took over as shadow education secretary a month ago, said a Labour government would apply tougher scrutiny to the management of academy schools and use sanctions against academy chains whose performance was stagnating.
"This decision raises serious questions about accountability and financial management of academy chains and ministers' ability to police the system they have created," Powell said.
Sir Michael Wilshaw, the head of Ofsted and chief inspector of schools, has repeatedly said that the regulator should be given additional powers to inspect and grade the management of academy chains, as it already does with local authorities.
At the time, critics of the government's academies policy, which takes schools out of local authority control, said the case should ring alarm bells over the accountability and financial management of academy chains and the government's ability to police the system.
Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw has often called for his organisation to be given additional powers to inspect and grade the management of academy chains.
The dossier, seen by the Guardian, documents union representatives' concerns over the management of academies.
Decisions about the ownership and management of academies and free schools have been taking place behind closed doors in Whitehall for years.
