Skills

Manage skills for the future
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What is ReallyManaging Skills?

ReallyManaging Skills offers a central library of skills, training standards, qualifications, and training provision, as well as a powerful database of individual's achievements.

 
 

Complete skills management for large enterprises and entire industries

With a powerful skills database capable of recording and analysing the capabilities of entire organisations and industry sectors, ReallyManaging Skills allows you to understand your worldwide and national capabilities and plan for future development. The tools that make up ReallyManaging Skills are currently being used across UK industries including the nuclear and rail engineering sectors.

Benefits

Record skills training across entire industries
  • Reduce the need to repeat training
  • Skills passport records--with or without smarcards
  • Identify equivalent training
Manage complex capability sets
  • Record and asses competencies
  • Common competency management - what skills are equivalent?
  • Help individuals understand the skills they need to progress
Verify the quality of training provision
  • Tools for quality-assuring training provision
  • Manage a catalogue of quality training across your industry
  • Manage the accreditation of trainers and training providers

In Action

Improving training provision in the railway engineering sector

The UK railway engineering sector faces some exciting challenges, with a new railway line under construction across central London, new signalling technologies coming online and new plans for high-speed routes to cut journey times between north and south. To meet these challenges, the National Skills Academy for Railway Engineering is tasked with improving training, and have used ReallyManaging Skills to accredit quality trainers.

A Skills Passport for the UK nuclear industry

The National Skills Academy for Nuclear are using ReallyManaging Skills to provide a skills passport system for use by employers across the nuclear sector. Everybody working in the sector, where their employers are using the system, has a personal record of training. Employers can check whether individuals have received common training such as site inductions, cutting out the need to unnecessarily repeat training.

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