HOW IS ASPIRE
PROVIDED?
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A Sectoral Skills Foresight
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Social Economy Labour Market Analysis Tools
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Alternative Learning/Training Methods
Phase 1 has been developed to stand alone with a clear set of
outcomes that have sufficient value in themselves.
Actions include telephone questionnaires, guided discussions
with groups and individuals, the application of established tools for
investigating learning and development issues, and the trialing of new
approaches to networking and learning.
To minimise the time commitment for participants, full use is
mode of established Internet-based communication means, including the VC
Intranet and the e-Bulletin. Direct contract involving travel is kept down
by linking to Network schedules and brining the facilitators to the
organisations involved. Webcams are provided to all participating
organisations (as well as help with their use if required).
The Project Plan provides for dissemination of its results and
a national conference to report on the project Outcomes.
For more about ASPIRE, please contact Karl Monsen-Elvik or
Craig Russell at the Volunteer Centre on 01698 358866, or e-mail volunteer@nlvda.org.
