'Get Skilled' workbook

This is a workbook about how to create a learning and development plan for a third sector organisation.

It is for people who are working with local groups; in particular, groups needing to develop a strategic and realistic approach to learning.

See the pdf of the Get Skilled Workbook.

You can download the ten worksheets as word documents - and then adapt them for your own use with groups. Please can you credit NAVCA if you do this.

Checklist

Worksheet 1 - Looking at the information that you already have

Worksheet 2 - Skills checklist: what needs improving

Worksheet 3 - Personal review

Worksheet 4 - Other indicators

Worksheet 5 - Job analysis

Worksheet 6 - Identifying skill gaps

Worksheet 7 - The learning and development plan

Worksheet 8 - Individual development plan

Worksheet 9 - Implementation and review

The Get Skilled Workbook is based on "A Practical Guide to Planning Training and Development Strategies" originally written and published by Greater London Enterprise and Gowland Taylor Associates (now Mutual Advantage).

With thanks to GLE and Mutual Advantage for allowing us to use their original material.

In general, permission will be given for any not-for-profit use of the material, but please credit NAVCA.

 

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