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- 1. Formation of Planning Team Formation of Planning Team May 2010 Scanning the Environment Stakeholder Consultation June/July 2010 EnVisioning the Future Blog Identifying the Action Areas Sept. 2010 Drafting the Plan School/Service ICT Planning Oct. – Nov. 2010 Review Plan Adjust Plan
- 2. Our Vision Learner/Client/Customer Focused with User-Friendly Technologies Increased access to our Services Promoting Positive Attitudes Developing real fit-for-purpose skills First class tracking and support Promoting & developing independent learning Key Question In light of our Vision for CLVEC of the future What are we setting out to achieve in each of the key Strategic Areas identified to date (SMART Objectives)
- 4. Staff CPD
- 7. Developing independent/self-managed learning skills for staff and learners
- 8. Developing a clear coherent communication strategy across the VEC