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Understanding and delivering the training needs of a group of related organisations

Status:
Currently active
Completion Date:
Thursday, 31st Dec 2009 (Expected)
LLN:
Hampshire & Isle of Wight LLN

Description:

Purpose: To bring together a collection of organisations, in any sector, that would benefit from joining forces to address staff skills gaps and training needs. To develop CPD and a Foundation Degree from these findings.

Method: The pilot focussed on the development and implementation of a pilot business educational framework for public service sector organisations and was developed by Southampton Solent University, Southampton City Council, Southampton Primary Health Care Trust, Southampton University Hospitals trust and Southampton City College.

Outcomes:

This project was designed to consider the individual requirements of a group of public service organisations in order to determine the common areas of need, the areas with marginal differences and the unique areas.

The education and training requirements were then matched against  their existing provision, whether from accredited suppliers, current employer in-house provision or commercial suppliers. This then enabled an action plan to be developed to address the shortfalls, highlighting any priority areas and the cascading of good practice. The action plan developed the necessary education/higher skills provision to address the shortfall in the existing CPD and Foundation Degree provision, with an aim to commence delivery to pilot groups of students during 2010. The framework has been constructed such that it is self sustainable and open to development by the addition of other participating organisations.

This project was designed to consider the individual requirements of a group of public service organisations in order to determine the common areas of need, the areas with marginal differences and the unique areas.

The education and training requirements were then matched againstĀ  their existing provision, whether from accredited suppliers, current employer in-house provision or commercial suppliers. This then enabled an action plan to be developed to address the shortfalls, highlighting any priority areas and the cascading of good practice. The action plan developed the necessary education/higher skills provision to address the shortfall in the existing CPD and Foundation Degree provision, with an aim to commence delivery to pilot groups of students during 2010. The framework has been constructed such that it is self sustainable and open to development by the addition of other participating organisations.

http://www.hi-lln.co.uk/projects/public-service-project.aspx

Contact:

Name:
John Newell, Southampton Solent University
Email:
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Related Documents:

Understanding and delivering the training needs of a group of related organisations (30/06/09 - 28.91kB)
June 2009 Report. Project to produce an educational framework document on accrediting learning modules for work-based learners. : Pilot Business Education Framework
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