How the Climbing Frame can help all our key stakeholders
For ULRs |
- As a one-stop-shop of learning and skills resources and materials
- Helps raise the ULRs ' profile
- Helps stimulate and drive up the demand for learning
- Can help recruit new members and ULRs
- Helps ULRs map out learning progression routes for union learners
- Can collate data on union learners
- Can produce individual action plans for union learners
- As a useful tool for monitoring and tracking learner progression
- Provides an accurate, up-to-date and accessible database of learner records
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For unions |
- Helps raise the union's profile at the workplace
- Adds value to the union card
- Can be an aid to building workplace union organisation and growth
- Can include information about bespoke union education courses and help promote these programmes
- Provides unions with information about union learners
- Can identify workers' collective learning and skills needs so that unions can use this information for collective bargaining with employers
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For employers |
- Can be aligned to support development review processes
- Can help promote and publicise in-house training and development programmes
- Can help drive up skills and promote a culture of continuous development
- It is easily maintained and regularly updated
- Can help identify training and learning needs that could improve the organisation's performance and productivity
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For Sector Skills Councils |
- Can help to keep ULRs informed of new developments
- Can be customised to meet the skills needs of a particular sector and provide useful intelligence on
- A useful tool and resource for National Skills Academies*
- A valuable tool for providing sector -specific IAG* to support learners
- Can supplement and support SSCs* ' Skills Passports work
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Briefing document (300 words) issued 10 Sep 2007