A time of transition a new skills landscape

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Learning outcomes: PwC’s perspective
Advertisements

Faculty of Health & Social Work Using Credit for Good Curriculum Design Presentation Revisit original objectives Impact of Credit on the Curriculum Who.
Progression from Apprenticeship to Higher Education Adrian Anderson, CEO, UVAC and Mandy Crawford-Lee, BIS.
Apprenticeships – The National Picture. Recent Successes National Apprenticeship Service – 162,000 people started an Apprenticeship in 2001/02 – 457,000.
The Sector Managed Apprenticeships programme has received co-investment from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills through the Growth and Innovation.
DELIVERINGHIGHERAPPRENTICESHIPS: Latest Insights From A Leading Provider Carole Carson Managing Director Babington Group.
CeeD SCM Network Procurement: A Career of Choice? Tuesday 4 th November 2014 Dr Elizabeth Williamson, GCU Susan Donnelly, Scottish Procurement.
Supporting Manufacturing in the South West 17 th July 2013 Brian Fowler Semta Operations.
1 | Presentation title – 00/00/2012 Apprenticeships – the flight path to a successful career/business John Chudley PhD CMarEng CEng FIMarEST.
Welcome to the Pocketfit Training Academy (PTA) Leading the UK’s Fitness Professionals Preparing for “YOUR” future.
‘Learning to Work’: employers’ role in improving education to work transitions Wednesday, 11 th of July Welfare to Work, UK Convention 2012 Katerina Rüdiger,
Apprenticeships and Benefits Pocketfit Team. Apprenticeship Offer Instructing Fitness Studio Instructing Operational Services Management and Leadership.
21 ST CENTURY LEADERS. The role of business schools (and employers).
VIENNA ON FEBRUARY 2016 The Future Skills and Competences in the Pulp and Paper Industry 1.
What is an Apprenticeship? Benefits, Issues and Challenges Emma Wilton Widening Participation Manager.
Working in Belgium - 23th February Mrs. A. Vanseveren – VDAB / EURES Mr. J. Herpelinck – Study Advice Service KU Leuven.
1 | Presentation title – 00/00/2012 Apprenticeships – flying higher to a successful career/business John Chudley CMarEng CEng FIMarEST Glenn Crocker Bob.
ENTERPRISE ADVISERS FROM MICRO TO MACRO LEP Summit 20 October 2015 Jo Lappin & Kerry Senatore.
Bristol Post-16 Conference Apprenticeship Reforms Update Patrick Mcleod Director of Work-based Learning SGS College 6 th July 2016.
Raising the Participation Age Growing the right post-16 provision in Hertfordshire Heads of Sixth – March 2011.
21 July Making Apprenticeships Work: Employer Engagement in Developing the Quality Apprenticeships Model Patrick Craven, Zeeshan Rahman & Richard.
Signposting Company confidential Barclays Apprenticeship Programme Business in Oxford 21 st April 2016 Trevor French - Head of Business & Corporate Banking.
Decision making tools and techniques Jenny Barber, Career Ready.
TRAILBLAZER APPRENTICESHIPS I #CMIEngage2016 I. APPRENTICESHIP REFORM – A HUGE OPPORTUNITY Government Policy New Funding Mechanism Business Engagement.
What does a ULR Do? Opportunity Growth Support Learning Qualifications
The future of Apprenticeships
L4 Certificate in Housing Practice
introduction TO MOVEMENT TO WORK
ENGAGE 2016 THE NEXT STEP I #CMIEngage2016 I.
University of Hull Our apprenticeship journey so far…
The Changing Face of Apprenticeships.
Year 13 Parents’ Information Evening Welcome TUESDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2017.
GOVERNANCE COUNCILS AND HARTNELL’S GOVERNANCE MODEL
Fast Track Teaching Regional Representative
L4 Certificate in Housing Practice
New Year New Funding New Year New ways of working New Plans New Strategy.
Financial Education in Kent
Project Management Apprenticeships
Developing our managers of today and tomorrow Alison Cox Head of apprenticeships and stakeholder engagement.
Changing perceptions about apprenticeships
Module 9 - Workshop 1 Become a Global Graduate
Year 13 Parents’ Information Evening Welcome TUESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 2016.
Charlotte Potter - Demystifying the Apprenticeship Levy
Exploring the Potential The GMB & Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship Reforms and Suffolk County Council
Health Education England Workforce Strategy - Key Points
ATS Tricia Odell UCET: Advanced Teacher/Trainer status 19 May 2017.
EXECUTIVE EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM
Degree Apprenticeships an Institutional Perspective
Construction Scotland Innovation Centre Friday 17 November 2017
STEVE HEAPPEY CMGR FCMI
GOOD DAY AT WORK: CONNECTING WELL BEING & THE BUSINESS AGENDA Ann Francke, CEO of CMI Ttle.
STEM DIVERSITY CHALLENGE
Young People and Students in Compulsory and Full Time Education
Challenging values and attitudes that support Researcher Development?
The careers strategy What it says, what it means and where we are going? Tristram Hooley Midlands NCOP Practitioners Conference Birmingham May 2018.
Apprenticeships Project Leader
Health Education England Workforce Strategy - Key Points
Who are we?. Who are we? Career Education Opportunities “As they move into the senior phase, young people of all abilities should have the opportunity.
Steve Smith, Senior HR Consultant
Firrhill High School Employability and Apprenticeship Evening Welcome!
Career Pathway ENTRY ADVANCED MANAGER
The Apprenticeship Framework
Senior Leaders Talent Map
London ERN June 4th 2018 Shan Aguilar-Stone
QIAL: Qualification in Internal Audit Leadership
HR Business Plan
GENDER PAY GAP REPORT 2018.
Northamptonshire schools 2019
Career Ready Mentor Briefing
Presentation transcript:

A time of transition a new skills landscape #CMIPOWEROF3

the challenges & opportunities: Progression Pathways Employee Development Employer Engagement #CMIPOWEROF3

Eliminating accidental managers Effective leadership development results in 32% rise in productivity 90% report qualifications improve performance 81% pass knowledge on £391k average added value from Chartered Managers Eliminating accidental managers ... And the New Leadership & Management apprenticeships create new routes into management CMDA - > True profession #CMIPOWEROF3

Apprenticeship progression pathways CMI Mission: Increase the number and standard of professional managers Trailblazer Agenda: Focus on professionalisation Encourages progression through levels including to degree and masters level Student Associate Member/Fellow Chartered Member/Fellow Team Leader (L3) Operations Manager (L5) Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship (L6) Senior Leader Masters L7) (in development) Trailblazer progression CMI progression We now have a fantastic opportunity for employers with a progression pathway of apprenticeships in Leadership & Management available. The CMDA is the flagship apprenticeship – one of the first degree apprenticeships to be developed and launched. An exciting area of further development is around the Senior Leader standard – which will be a Masters level apprenticeship for those in a senior position in organisations or moving into senior roles. We are working with employers and providers on this – and are delighted that Portsmouth are one of those that are contributing. What out for further information! However, there are also fantastic apprenticeship options for those that are working at all different levels in organisations. #CMIPOWEROF3

Career development paths New recruits Introduce new talent Social mobility Alternative to graduate recruitment scheme Progression opportunities Existing staff Talent development Women returners Retention tool Professional recognition Qualifications #CMIPOWEROF3

DEVELOPINGFUTure talent… Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship Best of all worlds Business degree Chartered status Work-based learning For upskilling and new talent DEVELOPINGFUTure talent… #CMIPOWEROF3

Key findings www.managers.org.uk/degreeapprenticeship

#CMIPOWEROF3

What do employers want? #CMIPOWEROF3 75% of employers want professional qualifications as evidence of practical skills Communication is the number one expectation Global mind-set and multi-disciplinary problem solving are key requirements What do employers want? PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION OF PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT SKILLS Employers are strongly in favour of graduates seeking an additional professional qualification to complement their degree. 75% of employers say graduates should seek professional qualifications, alongside their academic achievements, as evidence of practical/applied skills – this implies courses relevant to the world of work, that meet professional standards and which include ethical codes Need for improved management skills 65% of employers say graduates lack the interpersonal skills needed to manage people. Their main complaint is that candidates may appear well qualified on paper, but in practice they are unable to handle difficult conversations, deal effectively with different personalities and situations, or think outside the box #CMIPOWEROF3

the missing middle

The apprenticeship opportunity 53% …of all apprenticeship starters in 2015/16 were women 46.5% …of CMDA starters so far have been women More women …have started an apprenticeship every year since 2011 #CMIPOWEROF3

What do the apprentices say? #CMIPOWEROF3

Changing perceptions about apprenticeships All about the occupation/role Encouraging young people into a career Mid-career development opportunities No age restrictions Link to professional bodies/registration #CMIPOWEROF3

THE BIGGER PICTURE – KEY CHALLENGES Apprenticeship snobbery Employer engagement – need more apprenticeship places Raise awareness and widen participation! #CMIPOWEROF3

A great start…. Early successes… Apprenticeship Starts 279 CMDA 11 Ops Manager 68 Team Leader Need to keep it going! A great start…. #CMIPOWEROF3

The Age of Apprenticeships KEY Areas for growing Impact Productivity though people – employers still do not understand the upskilling opportunities Need to grow awareness of degree apprenticeships – importance of building parity of esteem, but need funding for SMEs Professional bodies helping to engage employers and developing new routes into the professions, including Technical Education Extension of the levy to cover quality development programmes Campaigns to reach key audiences: employers, parents, young people #CMIPOWEROF3