The national strategy for improving adult literacy and numeracy skills SKILLS FOR LIFE John Tempest Director, South West Region DFES, Adult Basic Skills.

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The national strategy for improving adult literacy and numeracy skills SKILLS FOR LIFE John Tempest Director, South West Region DFES, Adult Basic Skills Strategy Unit Implications of the new context, - for staff delivering Skills for Life

Synergies with other strategies :Overall Ambition -- To ensure through learning everyone reaches their potential. In doing so ensuring both the economy, communities and individuals benefits Improved effectiveness, relevance of provision and improved outcomes for learners in colleges, school sixth forms, Work Based Learning and Adult & Community Learning delivering specific Success for All targets 50% of year olds to have entered HE by % of 22 year olds to have started a Modern Apprenticeship by % of 22 year olds to have participated in a full time programme by 2010 leading to HE or skilled employment 0.75m and 1.5m adults with improved basic skills by 2004 and 2007 Reduce by 40% adults lacking NVQ2 by 2010 Level 2 age 19 +3% points by 2004, further +3% points by 2006 Skills Strategy Ensuring responsiveness Incentives for learning Success for All Raising Quality, Transforming the Learning And Skills Sector

Process of enabling change Define the presentDescribe the future Analyse gap – Determine work to be done Manage transitionEmbed/consolidate How many people trained and delivering? How many people needed to deliver level of learners? How many people need recruiting or/and training? How many trainers for volume of delivery? Funding? How many people trained and delivering?

The best laid plans Present position Future position INTERNAL INFLUENCES Identifying differences Develop Strategy Action Plan Implementation Review

Frequent issues in change Pressure for changeCapacity for change Clear shared visionActionable first steps Bottom of ‘in-tray’ Frustration & anxiety Fast start, fizzles-out Wasted efforts – false starts

Challenge folk myths!

Input = output?