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Learn Local Committee of Management (CoM) capability framework. What it is and how to use it. 8 March 2012. Contents. The CoM capability framework How to use the framework Appendix A: More detail on ‘plan’ and ‘oversee’.
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Learn Local Committee of Management (CoM) capability framework What it is and how to use it • 8 March 2012
Contents • The CoM capability framework • How to use the framework • Appendix A: More detail on ‘plan’ and ‘oversee’
The Learn Local CoM capability framework was developed to assist CoMs execute their responsibilities across five key capability areas. • Learn Local CoM capability framework
To meet each of these capability requirements, CoMs collectively should possess or develop relevant competencies. • Learn Local CoM capability framework and supporting competencies Competencies are measurable patterns of knowledge, skills and behaviours that CoMs need to demonstrate to be effective in their role.
Competencies for ‘plan’ Plan CoM
Competencies for ‘plan’ • Competency 1: Understands the training market
Competencies for ‘plan’ (cont.) • Competency 2: Plans strategy
Competencies for ‘plan’ (cont.) • Competency 3: Sets goals
Competencies for ‘direct’ Direct CoM
Competencies for ‘direct’ • Competency 1: Sets the tone
Competencies for ‘direct’ (cont.) • Competency 2: Sets and accepts accountability
Competencies for ‘direct’ (cont.) • Competency 3: Focuses on learner outcomes
Competencies for ‘direct’ (cont.) • Competency 4: Monitors and assesses strategy execution
Competencies for ‘oversee’ Oversee CoM
Competencies for ‘oversee’ • Competency 1: Monitors financial performance and reporting
Competencies for ‘oversee’ (cont.) • Competency 2: Fulfils legal obligations
Competencies for ‘oversee’ (cont.) • Competency 3: Applies business acumen
Competencies for ‘oversee’ (cont.) • Competency 4: Innovates to improve
Competencies for ‘engage’ CoM Engage
Competencies for ‘engage’ (cont.) • Competency 1: Commits to the community and purpose
Competencies for ‘engage’ (cont.) • Competency 2: Fosters collaboration and partnership
Competencies for ‘engage’ (cont.) • Competency 3: Effectively communicates
Competencies for ‘support’ Support CoM
Competencies for ‘support’ (cont.) • Competency 1: Advocates professional development
Competencies for ‘support’ (cont.) • Competency 2: Provides active support
Competencies for ‘support’ (cont.) • Competency 3: Models collegiate behaviour
Contents • The CoM capability framework • How to use the framework • Appendix A: More detail on ‘plan’ and ‘oversee’
The CoM capability framework is a practical resource to help all CoMs be successful in their role. How you use it depends on what you want to achieve. • Four ways in which the capability framework can be used • Establish role clarity – clarify expectations of CoM members and outline the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for the CoM to operate effectively • Assess CoM capability and determining training needs – perform self assessment and identification of capability gaps within the CoM • Build CoM effectiveness – provides the foundation for effective CoM performance that is linked to meeting ACFE specific obligations and tailored to the Learn Local training market • Improve CoM recruitment and selection – provides measureable criteria for CoM recruitment.
Contents • The CoM capability framework • How to use the framework • Appendix A: More detail on ‘plan’ and ‘oversee’
Understanding two capability areas – ‘plan’ and ‘oversee’ – in more detail will help CoMs enhance their performance. • The levels of performance There are three levels of performance (or degrees of capability): • Developing – CoMs demonstrate knowledge and show an understanding of an issue • Effective – CoMs apply knowledge, skills and demonstrate a level of analysis • Strength – CoMs evaluate actions, and/or create new ways of doing things. Understanding these levels of performance will assist your CoM to develop its capability.