Lord Jones, former Skills Envoy“Financial performance and productivity rely on skilled people. I call on every employer in the country to put training at the top of the agenda. Nothing is more important.”
The aim of the Workplace Basic Skills Impact Evaluation project is to research, trial and develop a web-based, user-friendly Toolkit to enable employers, providers and unions to evaluate the impact of workplace basic skills (literacy, language and numeracy) training programmes on learning, individual work performance and organisational performance.
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