TIER 1 PERFORMANCE MEASURES Sample Clauses

TIER 1 PERFORMANCE MEASURES. 1.1. The Tier 1 Performance Measures are set out in Table 1 below. Table 1: Tier 1 Performance Measures Performance Measure Description Performance Measure Metric: Tier 1 Performance Measure 1: Completions Learners who successfully Complete the Skills Bootcamp Course, of those Learners who Start the Skills Bootcamp. For the purposes of this measure, Completion must be achieved within 8 weeks of the training finishing. Green: 80% or more of Learners Amber: Between 79 – 40% of Learners Red: Less than 40% of Learners Tier 1 Performance Measure 2: Positive Outcomes Learners who successfully achieve a Positive Outcome within six months of Completing the Skills Bootcamp, of those Learners who Complete the Skills Bootcamp Green: 75% of Learners Amber: 74 – 40% of Learners Red: Less than 40% of Learners Tier 1 Performance Measure 3: Data Requests from DfE The Supplier must submit timely, accurate and complete data and evidence. This includes: - The Supplier shall submit the Contract Monitoring Plan (CMP) Report on a monthly basis on a date specified by the Customer. - The Learner Datasheet (LD) must be submitted each time the Supplier makes an ILR submission to provide supporting information for the ILR submission. Data returns will be checked on an ongoing basis to review if they are on time, accurate and complete. Green: 90% or more of data returns are timely, accurate and complete Amber: 89 – 40% of data returns are timely, accurate and complete Red: Less than 40% of data returns are timely, accurate and complete
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