Angela Connolly - How to create a winning L&D Strategy
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Hertfordshire County Council outlines its learning and development strategy to provide opportunities for staff to thrive and enable the council to create a prosperous future. The strategy has 4 strategic priorities: talent management, leadership development, management foundations, and organizational development. It details the council's coaching program which includes 23 internal coaches, an online coaching resource page, and coaching supervision sessions to support its staff. The Chief Executive recognizes the important role of the learning and development team in helping the council meet its savings and transformation targets by building capacity through innovative programs focused on organizational outcomes.
Angela Connolly - How to create a winning L&D Strategy
- 1. Hertfordshire County Council How to create a winning L&D strategy Angela www.hertsdirect.Connolly org - Senior L&OD Officer
- 2. Our Challenge “We want Hertfordshire to remain a county where people have the opportunity to live healthy, fulfilling lives in thriving, prosperous communities” Excerpt Corporate Plan www.hertsdirect.org
- 3. Enabling Performance and Potential ‘Our vision is to provide high quality learning and development opportunities to enable colleagues to create a County of Opportunity and Council for the future’ Excerpt Herts HR L&D Strategy www.hertsdirect.org
- 4. 3 year People Strategy: •Want to join •Want to stay •Want to be the best 4 Strategic Priorities: 1. Talent, Succession Planning and Leadership 2. Management Foundations 3. Young and Vulnerable People 4. Organisational Development www.hertsdirect.org
- 5. • Leadership Development • Coaching & Mentoring • On-Line Learning Platform www.hertsdirect.org
- 7. • 23 coaches in internal pool • Dec 2013 - joined the EELGA Regional Coaching Pool • Developed coaching agreement • July 2014 - 1st cohort ILM5 coaches qualified • Aug 2014 - went live with on-line resource page for coaching and mentoring • Sept 2014 - 2nd cohort ILM5 coaches started training • Peer mentors matched between cohort 1 and 2 • Promote masterclass events at University of Hertfordshire • Coaching supervision group sessions www.hertsdirect.org
- 12. John Wood, Chief Executive. Hertfordshire County Council "In these challenging times for the public sector, our success is totally dependent on the commitment and dedication of the talented people who work here. We couldn't meet our targets for savings, service improvement and organisational change without making the most of their potential and we couldn't do that without the learning and development team. They've made a significant contribution to our transformation programme by supporting us to do things differently to build our capacity through a range ground breaking programmes that have a clear focus on outcomes for the organisation". www.hertsdirect.org