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 Colleagues may be interested in attending these workshops which will contribute to the work of LLUK in developing workforce standards for archives and information services (including records management).  Please reply directly to Saskia Craven whose contact details appear below.

 

Margaret Procter

 


From: Craven, Alix [mailto:]
Sent: 19 January 2007 07:57
To:  Sbject: FW: LLUK Focus Groups - The strategic direction and development of the libraries, archives and information services workforce!

 

Dear Colleagues,

 

Please see below an email inviting people to attend the 2 MLA funded workshops that are due to take place in Leeds and London on 26th and 27th February.  I would be most grateful if you could circulate details to any colleagues who may be interested in attending.

 

Best wishes,

 

Alix

 

Alix Craven

Constituency Manager

Lifelong Learning UK

DDI: 0113 2410422

Mbl: 07971 961620


From: Bayton-Smith, Joanna
Sent: 18 January 2007 13:06
To: [log in to unmask]
Cc: Gill, Sue; Craven, Alix; Coplans, Saskia
Subject: LLUK Focus Groups - The strategic direction and development of the libraries, archives and information services workforce!

 

Dear colleague

 

Are you responsible for the strategic direction and development of your workforce? 

 

If so, these are exciting times and LLUK would like you to attend to a focus group to explore and discuss research findings relating to current and future workforce skills issues.  In addition we wish to consult with you as part of revising the National Occupational Standards for the sector.  These 2 events, planned as part of the MLA/ LLUK Strategic Partnership Agreement, will take place on Monday 26th February at the Royal Armouries in Leeds and on Tuesday 27th February at HMS Belfast in London.

 

LLUK, the Sector Skills Council for the lifelong learning workforce aims to ensure that lifelong learning employers can recruit, retain and develop highly skilled and effective staff, so that everyone in the UK across all industry sectors are able to gain access to the skills and knowledge needed to build a prosperous and inclusive society.

 Within the next 12 months LLUK will have completed the Sector Skills Agreement process and will be developing action plans relating to our sector's priority skills needs.  LLUK is working in partnership with MLA and through a network of contacts to ensure that this work accurately represents the skills required by those working in libraries, archives and information services and will identify the types of skills gaps that exist and give us the information needed to plan for future workforce development.  These focus groups will give you the opportunity to become engaged in this process and ensure that the LLUK action plans reflect your priority skills and workforce development issues.

 There will also be an update on progress on the Standards Development work from over the last 10 months and a discussion and presentation on the outcomes of the consultation events held during 2006. 

 

Both of the workshops will start at 10.00am and finish at 2.30pm including lunch and refreshments. 

 

If you and/or colleagues wish to attend could you please complete and return the attached response form to [log in to unmask] by Wednesday 21st February 2007.   In addition, LLUK would appreciate your support in promotion of these events through your own networks.

 

Thank you for your support.

 

Joanna

 

Joanna Bayton-Smith

Project Manager - Sector Skills Agreement (SSA)

Employer & Stakeholder Relations

 

DDI: 0113 2410423

07738 887099

 

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