Resources not courses to meet the leadership & management skills gap
The Corporate eLearning Consortium is delighted to announce a unique partnership with GoodPractice, to provide essential resources to meet the leadership and management skills gap faced by British business.
Almost three quarters (72%) of organisations in England report a deficit of leadership and management skills, according to the latest CIPD annual Learning & Talent Development Survey.
One of the greatest barriers to developing these essential skills is lack of time, report the organisations surveyed - hence the call for ‘resources not courses’ at the CIPD’s annual HRD conference.
A range of trusted resources from GoodPractice, now available from The Corporate eLearning Consortium, aims to meet this need by providing online, on-demand leadership and management resources which can be accessed at the point of need.
In this way, GoodPractice’s extensive Toolkit for Leaders is helping to transform leadership and management skills in a range of organisations, including Rolls Royce, Bupa and Virgin Media. More than a million business users currently turn to these resources to help them solve their everyday challenges.
The toolkit can include much in demand mobile learning as well as video content, making it an incredibly flexible and accessible online resource, in a bid to meet the needs of busy managers.
Martin Baker, Managing Director of The Corporate eLearning Consortium, commented: “Great leaders and managers are essential to the future success of British business. As executives are increasingly overwhelmed with the challenges they face it is essential that relevant resources are available to them, when and where they need them. The GoodPractice toolkit on offer from the Consortium can really help to meet this need.”
Peter Casebow, Chief Executive of Good Practice, added: “’Resources not courses’ was the key message from the HRD conference last week. If you’re looking for appropriate resources to help improve the performance of your leaders and managers then look no further than The Corporate eLearning Consortium, which can now provide support with our tried and tested Toolkit for Leaders.
“We’re delighted to be working with the Consortium to help meet the leadership and management skills gap facing British business.”
About GoodPractice
GoodPractice develops and delivers high quality learning materials to improve the performance of leaders and managers. Its solutions include toolkits, video and mobile. Over a million users in more than 200 organisations currently use GoodPractice resources to make the most of their skills and talents.