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Insight Consulting &
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The best way to contact us is by email at

info@insightconsultdevelop.co.uk   

OR  Just click here.

 

If you want to talk - call our UK Lo-call number (not a call centre!)

08454 63 40 63

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© 2007 Insight Consulting & Development Ltd: Registered in UK No: 6130212

24 Highfield Road Corfe Mullen Wimborne Dorset BH21 3PE

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Competency based training

 

Training providers who promise to fully train a competence in an intensive half day session are only telling you half the story.

 

Our concise training workshops give a great start  to the development of each trainee.

We use a mix of facilitated experiential learning and accelerated learning techniques with small groups (4 to 6). Even then some more difficult competencies need two or three sessions.

 

What counts then is the vital support that the trainee gets from their line manager and workmates to build on this start. We run sessions for line managers supervisors and workmate-mentors in how to support trainees in the workplace.

 

We have developed or are developing training workshops on all of the following:

Competency Frameworks

Recent research* shows that over 60% of companies (of all sizes) have a Competency Framework in place.  Of the rest, nearly half plan to implement one soon. Over 80% of Competency Frameworks are bespoke - developed in house or with Consultant support.  

 

A Competency Framework brings clarity to Performance reviews and Appraisals, enhances Employee and Organisational effectiveness, and is an excellent tool to link a TNA with the Business plan. Insight consultants can help you to develop or fine tune your own Competency Framework.

 

The term Competency describes the work related skills and behaviour needed to effectively perform in a role. Core competencies are required for all roles. Additional or Functional competencies are required for particular roles. On this page you’ll find a list of Core Competencies and Management Competencies.

 

One big challenge with competencies is in developing labels that are meaningful and are understood by all. A lot of work goes into defining what they are, and it is only in the detail that apparently different labels turn out to cover much the same ground.

  

So, if you don’t see exactly what you want in these lists let us know what you are looking for, it may be there under a different label.  The labels here are from research into the most common terms used for competencies.

 

  • Managing Performance
  • Meeting skills
  • Negotiation skills
  • Networking skills
  • Partnership Approach
  • People Management
  • Planning & Organising
  • Presentation skills
  • Project management
  • Strategic orientation
  • Training / Facilitation skills
  • Understanding the business environment

 

Core Competencies **

 

Skills demanded in all jobs:

 

  • Change orientation
  • Communication – spoken
  • Communication – written
  • Customer service / focus
  • Personal effectiveness
  • Problem solving
  • Quality focus
  • Results orientation
  • Self confidence and assertiveness
  • Self development
  • Team working skills

 

Management Competencies**

 

Additional skills required of managers:

 

  • Change leadership
  • Coaching & Counselling
  • Decision making
  • Delegating
  • Developing people
  • Finance, Budgets and Business Awareness
  • Influence and persuasion
  • Information & knowledge management
  • Leadership
  • Managing for Results

 

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* CIPD Learning and Development Survey April 2007

** Competencies in BOLD are ranked highest

in importance/ most sought after by Employers.