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Analysis of workplace literacies pilot project
Summary
This research will examine the reports produced by eight pilot projects that sought to promote the awareness and participation of employers and employees in workplace literacies development and developed models for addressing literacies learning in the workplace, including guidance, to provide employers with a ‘consistent one-stop-shop’ approach - from initial awareness raising to delivery of learning.
The main aims are to:
- consider the models of approach identified by each of the projects and highlight effective practice within the ‘Awareness, Identification and Solution’ (AIS) model of approach detailed in the specification
- consider and advise on how the effective practice is capable of being replicated
- identify any gaps highlighted by the projects
- assess the robustness and quality of the individual reports produced
- summarise the lessons learnt; and produce key ‘how to’ guidance and learning points which can be disseminated nationally present these points at a national conference if appropriate
Document
Funder
Scottish Government
Project team
Lyn Tett, Matt McGovern and Elisabet Weedon
Start date
February 2009
End date
June 2009
Communities of Practice in Adult Literacies
The aim of the Communities of Practice in Adult Literacies is to allow exchange of information through online discussions and to debate matters affecting adult literacies in Scotland:
This article was published on Feb 6, 2013