Whole Organisation Development Process (WODP) in Offender Learning

Resource Type:

etf

PID:

etf:2466

Description:

The Whole Organisation Development Process has been designed, by the sector for the sector, to establish a prison led approach to quality improvement of learning, skills and work. The pack aims to support the Learning and Skills Manager and the Quality Improvement Group to:

- assess the position of their learning, skills and work provision in relation to Ofsted’s new Common Inspection Framework (2015);
- assist them in preparation for formal inspection;
- support the role of the Nominee.

Document:

Whole Organisation Development Process in Offender Learning August 2016.docx

Taxonomy:

EG Sub Sector (egproviders):
- Offender Learning [X]
EG audience (egaudience):
- Leaders and managers [X]
EG resource type (egresourcetype):
- How to - Governance, leadership and management › Training material
- How to - Governance, leadership and management › Guides
EG Theme (egtheme):
- Strategy and vision › Strategic development and planning
- Organisational management, roles and responsibilities › Inspection
- Organisational management, roles and responsibilities › Quality assurance
EG resource type (egresourcetype):
- How to - Governance, leadership and management
EG Theme (egtheme):
- Strategy and vision
- Organisational management, roles and responsibilities
Practitioner Research and Evidence Hub (practitionerresearchandevidencehub):
- Evaluation and assessment › Inspection
- Evaluation and assessment
- People › Leaders
- Leadership and management › Strategy and organisational development
- Leadership and management › Operations and information management
- Leadership and management › Accountabilities
- People
- Leadership and management

EG Management Interface

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Whole Organisation Development Process (WODP) in Offender Learning

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