Evaluation Of Pilot With Future Versity
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This document summarizes a pilot program called "Shaping Attitudes in the Workplace" for 16-19 year olds. It discusses the program's focus on relationships, behavior, ethics and other employability skills. Feedback from 11 participants was positive, finding the program helpful for understanding how attitudes impact the workplace. The presentation style was also well-received though one participant suggested making it more interactive. Overall, participants found the content relevant, appropriate and well-delivered by the presenter.
Evaluation Of Pilot With Future Versity
- 1. On May 12th 2010 By Viv Oyolu Divine Communications Trust
- 2. Overview Shaping Attitudes in the workplace is a programme aimed at 16-19 year olds preparing for work placements and apprenticeships. This is an interactive programme aimed at improving the employability skills of students, addressing attitudes in Relationships and Behaviour. The section on Relationships looks in depth at Interaction, Challenges and Teamwork; while the Behaviour section focuses on Ethics, Risks, Time-keeping and other related issues. For this pilot, two sessions were merged into one to demonstrate the full range of the programme. 11 participants completed the feedback form; and overall comments were positive indicating they found the programme helpful and have a better understanding of how important their attitudes are and what is expected in the workplace. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 3. “Being challenged to think in terms of how their attitudes/actions will affect them. It showed we care what happens to them and want them to do well” “The earlier attitude session on the ethics point” “Teacher/student interaction” ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 4. “I enjoyed the way the presenter challenged points of views without forcing their own views or disregarding the young people's arguments” “The session could be more physically active/interactive with breakout sessions maybe one or two through the session to keep the students active” “Really well put together session” ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 5. Did you enjoy the session? 9% Yes No 91% ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 6. These are the comments: ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 7. “I thoroughly enjoyed all of it as we all took part and I got really involved” “The breakdown of the actions and consequences” “Well explained with proper examples to further buttress the core facts” “The arguments/debate about money” “Everything” “Challenges” ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 8. Was the session relevant to you? 8% Yes No 92% ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 9. Were the questions appropriate for you? 0% Yes No 100% ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 10. Should the session have included any other issues? 0% Yes No 100% ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 11. Was the presenter’s style and tone appropriate for the session? 8% Yes No 92% ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 12. Was the presenter considerate about your points of view? 0% Yes No 100% ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 13. How would you rate the presenter’s overall delivery? 0% 45% Very well Good 55% Poor ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 14. ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 15. “It was great!” “Well packed with good delivery” “The information I learnt was very great. It is very useful in everyday life” “Should make the presentation short and simple” ©Divine Communications Trust, 2010. All Rights Reserved
- 16. Tel: 020 3002 7899 or 07922 161 923 Email: viv@divinecommunicationstrust.org.uk Website: http://www.divinecommunicationstrust.org.uk