Sarah Lord Soares @ 2009 Circuit Rider Confrence
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The Lasa Learning Programme aims to provide a route for Circuit Riders to both develop their skills and to provide an environment for those wishing to become Circuit Riders. The topics in the initial phase of delivery and a quick look at the online learning platform.
2. Community Engagement to Guide Programme Development CR Conferences CR List Full day retreat Advisory Group
3. CRs primarily do self-directed learning to improve their skills Incredible resources but terribly organised Agreement about basic CR skills needed to succeed Nothing published about necessary CR competencies Major gaps in soft skills Research on CR Learning
4. Though unpublished there are de-facto standards They relate to ICT: Planning Infrastructure Implementation Management Internal & External Comm. Development of CR Principles & VCO ICT Standards
5. Major finding during standards work was that essential soft-skills are required in all areas Competencies developed for core skills that all CRs must have and technical skills that CRs need depending on their area of specialisation Research on CR Learning
6. Programme Focus: 4 Core Areas Characteristics of the VCS and VCOs VCO ICT Use: Systems, tools, training, etc. ICT Sustainability: Costing, funding, technical support, etc. Basic assessment, planning and consulting skills
7. Lasa Learning Environment (LLE) Mentors Circuit Rider Community Classes & workshops offered by other organisations Advisor support through PLP to certification process Half-day classes focused on four core curriculum areas Access to the Lasa Online LLE (Vetted resources, personal workspace, facilitated discussions)
10. Programme Details Phase 1 focus on independent CRs and CRs who work within support organisations Phase 1 fee is ?????????? Applications taken starting now or Sign-up and we will contact you in a few weeks