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PROJECT:
Using Work Skills Analysis Tools to Target
Training - Piloting the Work Keys System
Client |
- Forestry Continuing Studies
Network (Kamloops, BC, Canada)
- Riverside Forest Products (Lumby,
BC, Canada)
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Deliverable |
- Gathering Information to Plan
for FRBC-funded Training
(FuturEd,
1997), a research paper that includes an analysis of the pilot
use of Work Keys to help identify required work skills, assess
individual’s acquired skills, and provide a gap analysis.
- Personal Skills and Experience
Inventory for Work in the Forestry Industry
(FuturEd,
1997), a questionnaire to be used as an industry-specific,
entry-level data gathering device for individuals and for
employers.
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Production
Processes |
- research plans and management
- pilot use of Work Keys in one
forestry firm
- development of the PSEIWFI
questionnaire as a necessary supplement
- writing and production of report
and recommendations
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Content
Expertise |
- work skills assessment tools
- workplace education and training
- workforce development and
industrial adjustment
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Partners |
- Advisory committee with
representatives from:
- Forestry Continuing Studies
Network
- Riverside Forest Products
- Lumby Community Association
- Work Keys administered by Open
Learning Agency (Vancouver)
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Date |
Spring 1997 |
Contact |
Tom Rankin, Program
Manager
Forestry Continuing Studies Network
Kamloops, BC
250-371-5773
trankin@cariboo.bc.ca |
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