Improving training and related services for employers WORKPLACE COACHING AND MENTORING FOR APPRENTICESHIPS Vision West Nottinghamshire College.

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Improving training and related services for employers WORKPLACE COACHING AND MENTORING FOR APPRENTICESHIPS Vision West Nottinghamshire College

Context Sectoral shift in priorities from 2009 Increased apprenticeship engagement Government priorities Limited work experience – culture and expectations Employer buy in – numbers increasing Empower employees and apprentices to achieve impact for organisations

What has been the challenge? Supporting apprentices in work How does the employer ensure they have motivated and engaged employees? What is it that makes a difference to employees? To us? To apprentices?

Theoretical view CIPD (March 2012): Apprenticeships that work “Successful apprenticeship programmes…up-skill and develop line managers so they can coach their apprentice and act as a role model & engage a workplace-learning mentor in place to further enhance the experience, add and create a proactive environment that builds on their eagerness, motivation and commitment.”

Our response Our project is designed to ‘coach the manager’ Empower them with a real coaching/mentoring experience to, – Enhance management skills – Supporting apprentices in work – Provide them with a qualification – added value

Employer A Traditional graduate recruitment programme replaced with pilot apprentice group Added value to new apprenticeships with coaching and mentoring Ten managers qualified and supporting 11 apprentices Coaching and mentoring template documents Empowered managers – improved organisation Commitment to continuation of apprenticeships

Employer A “[the training]..has motivated me to develop further as a mentor and have more confidence in giving constructive feedback” MANAGER “This course has achieved it’s aim to empower the managers with skills to overcome the challenge of working with and managing young people to keep them motivated and enthusiastic” L&D MANAGER

Results: Impact and outcomes It ‘engaged’ the apprentice It ‘engaged’ the manager It saved time and money for the L&D team It offered a ‘complete solution’ for the employer and commitment to recruiting apprentices and continuing to work with the college

What's next? Full dissemination, share with other providers and continued employer promotion and advocacy Package the learning into a commercial product Sell to other employers and drive a revenue stream Provide added value to the apprenticeship programme.