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Delivering RPA The RPA ‘Readiness Tool’ for local authorities and their partners

Delivering RPA The RPA ‘Readiness Tool’ for local authorities and their partners . Delivering RPA – ‘Readiness Tool’ What is the tool for?

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Delivering RPA The RPA ‘Readiness Tool’ for local authorities and their partners

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  1. Delivering RPA The RPA ‘Readiness Tool’ for local authorities and their partners

  2. Delivering RPA – ‘Readiness Tool’ What is the tool for? This tool is designed to assist local authorities and their partners in understanding their current state of readiness for delivering Raising the Participation Age from 2013/15. It has been developed as part of the evaluation of the Phase 1 and 2 RPA trials and is intended to accompany a series of tools which have been produced to help local areas think through implementation of RPA. The self-assessment is designed to be completed by the local authority working with the full range of partners that will be needed to deliver RPA. The purpose of this tool is to identify areas of strength and challenges in a local area. It is not intended to provide a prescriptive check list for all RPA plans, and areas may want to look at some questions in particular. The overall framework is presented below. The following pages present individual elements of the framework with questions for local authorities to consider, examplesof what weak and strong delivery would look like (from the RPA trials), and space for local authorities to record where they feel they are strong and where they have weaknesses or issues to address:

  3. 1. Understand the cohort

  4. 2. Determine priorities

  5. 3. Manage transitions and tracking

  6. 4. Establish Support Mechanisms

  7. 5. Identify Provision Needs

  8. 6. Communicate the RPA message

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