Head of Programme Development and Scale-up
Tisha Verma
Tisha joins the Programme Development and Scale-up team as Head of Programme Development & Scale-up to cover for Amy Clark, who is on maternity leave.
Amy leads the Programme Development and Scale-up team.
Amy joined the EEF programmes team in 2019, and was responsible for a range of projects. During Covid-19, Amy was seconded to the National Tutoring Programme which was a key part of the UK Governments' catch-up strategy. Amy is currently leading the Programme Development and Scale-up team.
Before joining the EEF, Amy was a Programme Manager for a range of charities, and served four years as a maths teacher in Yorkshire and London.
Head of Programme Development and Scale-up
Tisha joins the Programme Development and Scale-up team as Head of Programme Development & Scale-up to cover for Amy Clark, who is on maternity leave.
Head of Programme Development and Scale-up
Amy leads the Programme Development and Scale-up team.
Senior Programme Manager
Amy is a Senior Programme Manager who specialises in scale-up, and leads the EEF’s work on education technology (EdTech).
Senior Programme Manager
Sarah is a Senior Programme Manager managing a range of EEF-funded projects, and specialises in EEF’s early-stage programme development work.
Programme Manager
Rida is a Programme Manager managing a range of EEF-funded projects, and leads the EEF programmes work in secondary maths.
Programme Manager
Tara is a Programme Manager and manages a range of EEF-funded projects, with a focus on scale-up.
Programme Manager
Jo is a Programme Manager managing a range of EEF-funded projects, and leads the EEF programmes work in tutoring.
Senior Evaluation Manager
Ignacia is responsible for managing robust evaluations of EEF-funded projects, and leads the programme pipeline work and the evaluator panel.
Evaluation Manager
Isaac joins the Programme Development and Scale-up Team as an Evaluation Manager.
Programme Officer
Amber supports the delivery and coordination of impactful programmes across the organisation.