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All images © Mat Wright Enhancing Employer Engagement in the Design & Development of Effective Skills Solutions Amman 8-9 September

All images © Mat Wright Employability Skills Richard Beamish 2

What are Employability Skills? ‘ A set of attributes, skills and knowledge that all labour market participants should possess to ensure they have the capability of being effective in the workplace – to the benefit of themselves, their employer and the wider economy.’ CBI,

Employability skills “Employability defines the knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviours required by individuals to seek, obtain and sustain employment at all levels in the labour market.” Skills for Business Network definition,

“Employability skills are the skills that almost everyone needs to do almost any job” Self- management Thinking and solving problems Working together and communicating Understanding the business Using numbers effectively Using language effectively Using IT effectively Positive approach UKCES: The Employability Challenge 5

What employers look for? Can you do the job? Are you motivated? Do you fit with the organisation? 6

Often potential employees don’t have the skills employers need …or is it that potential employees aren’t demonstrating that they have them? 7

A curriculum for employability Learning in a work context Business involvement Synthesis of theory and practice experiential learning Experiences of work high fidelity or high validity Aiming for progression to work, HE/FE Employability Bites? 8

Benefits to employers better prepared workforce recruitment staff development business development public relations employee relations force for change interdependent community partnership working with young people individual creativity parental aspect 9

…but what about the existing workforce? How do you improve: Language skills? Number? Soft skills? Whose responsibility is it to ensure employees have the skills they need? Who should pay? What are the alternatives? 10

Benefits of improving workforce skills Increased productivity DHL Aviation increased productivity by 12% Reduced wastage Co-op cleaning – boosted loyalty and raised standards Cost savings Fowler Welch Coolchain saved nearly £450,000 per year Reduced accidents Pirelli reduced minor accidents by 16% First Bus saw 30% drop in staff injuries Also absence management, recruitment & retention, increased staff morale and reputation management 11

Employability Toolkit Produced by Building Futures Group for all UK Sector Skills Council employers Tool 4: are a lack of employability skills causing problems in your organisation? Tool 5 : Employability Matrix 12

13 Employability Matrix Fundamental Skills: Communication Use numbers Manage information B: Personal Management Skills: Demonstrate positive attitudes and behaviours Be responsible Be adaptable Learn continuously Work safely C: Teamwork Skills: The working environment Work with others Think and solve problems Participate in projects and tasks

Employability Toolkit Produced by Building Futures Group for all UK Sector Skills Council employers Tool 4: are Employability Skills a problems? Tool 5: Employability Matrix Tool 6: shows how to set the Matrix in a sector context (could be in a company) Tool 7: recruitment and selection Tool 8: Training Needs Analysis (TNA) Tool 9: In-house Training 14

In-house Training Informal Job shadowing Coaching Mentoring Cascading Knowledge banks Formal Distance learning Placement schemes External courses 15

Employability Qualifications Small bite-sized chunks of learning mean that learners can gain early accreditation, which encourages commitment to the learning programme (NOCN) Strong potential for employability qualifications to be used by employers as a development tool for existing staff, particularly at Level 2 and Level 3. 16

Employer Involvement McDonalds has chosen the Edexcel WorkSkills qualifications to underpin its work placement scheme. This was achieved by mapping its personalised work placement student workbooks to the Level 1 and 2 BTEC Certificate in WorkSkills. Organisations using the qualification to support their activities, include: Coca-Cola, Compass, Tesco, HSBC, Nomura Bank, Solent EBP, Durham EBP and the Enterprise Forum. 17

Solutions? Before Work: ? At work: ? 18

Employability wheel UKCES the Employability Challenge Report

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