FOREWORDSector Skills Agreement • September 21st, 2007
Lifelong learning is a reality for everybody. No longer do we inhabit a world where one set of skills will equip us for life. The pace of change, whether technological, geographical, organisational or social, means that we all have to adapt and learn new skills.
A SECTOR SKILLS AGREEMENT FOR THE LIFELONG LEARNING SECTORSector Skills Agreement • March 20th, 2008
Support collaboration and connections between the demand and supply-side Provide guidance and programmes to employers on change management
CONTENTSSector Skills Agreement • October 17th, 2007
This section identifies the main policy drivers and other drivers that relate to each of the skills issues. It recognises that there are a large number of policies in the LLUK sector that affect individual skills issues and these need to be acknowledged in order effectively to engage employers in the consultation process.
Sector Skills Agreement – Adult Social Care Workforce StrategySector Skills Agreement • April 16th, 2014
Skills for Care & Development Sector Skills Agreement Stage 5 - ScotlandSector Skills Agreement • May 22nd, 2008
This report is the final (Stage 5) report on the work undertaken by Skills for Care & Development as part of their Sector Skills Agreement (SSA) in Scotland. Skills for Care & Development (SfCD) was licensed in February 2005 and is the Sector Skills Council for social care, early years, children and young people’s workforce. It is a UK partnership of five bodies comprising the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC)1, Care Council for Wales (CCW), Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC), Skills for Care and the Children’s Workforce Development Council (CWDC); the latter two both in England.
SECTOR SKILLS AGREEMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN NORTHERN IRELANDSector Skills Agreement • July 26th, 2010
Sector Skills Agreement Stage 2 - ScotlandSector Skills Agreement • August 1st, 2007
This report has been undertaken by the Scottish Social Services Council as part of the Sector Skills Agreement process being carried out by Skills for Care and Development (SfC&D). It sets out the position in Scotland in relation to the assessment of current provision to meet the current and future skills needs of the social services workforce. The assessment of those needs is addressed in the Stage One report.
A SECTOR SKILLS AGREEMENT FOR THE LIFELONG LEARNING SECTORSector Skills Agreement • April 23rd, 2007
CONTENTSSector Skills Agreement • October 17th, 2007
IMAGE REDACTED DUE TO THIRD PARTY RIGHTS OR OTHER LEGAL ISSUESSector Skills Agreement • September 13th, 2007
Contents Page Executive Summary 4 1. Introduction and Background 7 1.1 The Children’s Workforce Development Council 7 1.2 Purpose and context of this stage 2 report 9 1.3 Key drivers 10 1.4 Key workforce characteristics 12 1.5 Methods used in developing this report 16 2. Stage 2 Headline Messages 18 2.1 Skills needs 18 2.2 Provision of training and development 18 2.3 Priority issues for workforce development 19 3. Current Skills Supply 21 3.1 Training and qualifications available 21 3.1.1 National Occupational Standards (NOS) 21 3.1.2 Qualifications available: higher education 23 3.1.3 Qualifications available at levels 1, 2, 3 and 4 26 3.1.4 Non-accredited training and qualifications 31 3.1.5 CPD: Post-qualifying awards in social work 34 3.1.6 CPD: Management training and qualifications 35 3.1.7 Qualifications planned within the next two years 35 3.2 Training and development provision 37 3.2.1 Learning provision: higher education 37 3.2.2 CPD provision: Post-qualifying awards in socia
FOREWORDSector Skills Agreement • September 3rd, 2007
Lifelong learning is a reality for everybody. No longer do we inhabit a world where one set of skills will equip us for life. The pace of change, whether technological, geographical, organisational or social, means that we all have to adapt and learn new skills.
A SECTOR SKILLS AGREEMENT FOR THE LIFELONG LEARNING SECTORSector Skills Agreement • April 23rd, 2007
IMAGE REDACTED DUE TO THIRD PARTY RIGHTS OR OTHER LEGAL ISSUESSector Skills Agreement • September 13th, 2007
A SECTOR SKILLS AGREEMENT FOR THE LIFELONG LEARNING SECTORSector Skills Agreement • September 21st, 2007
Skills for Care & Development Sector Skills Agreement Stages 1 & 2 - Headline ReportSector Skills Agreement • February 20th, 2007
A Sector Skills Agreement (SSA) is a document developed by a Sector Skills Council (SSC) in conjunction with employers, training providers, stakeholders and Government, which aims to address the key skill needs of a sector’s workforce. They are developed on a UK-wide basis but should reflect the needs of each of the four countries of the UK and have solutions which are appropriate to the needs of each of the countries. The Scottish Social Services Council is the Scottish arm of the SSC for the social services sector1, Skills for Care & Development. As such, it is leading the work to develop the sector’s SSA in Scotland.
