Let’s Talk Real Skills – Health and Social Care Survey

The West Yorkshire Consortium of Colleges (WYCC) manages a Collaborative Skills Partnership for Health and Social Care in the Leeds City Region. This skills partnership is part of the Let's Talk Real Skills project; a unique fund aimed at developing new local training within each key industry in the region (European Social Fund).

This survey focuses on finding out what training health and social care businesses want to see developed in the Leeds City Region. Please be as detailed as you can with your answers. We will use your answers to help build a clear picture of exactly what training is in demand and quantify this into likely demand (no. of participants).

Thank you for your time.

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* 1. Please state your name

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* 2. Please state your role and organisation

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* 3. What is your email address?

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* 4. Do you consent to a Skills Associate from the West Yorkshire Consortium of Colleges contacting you regarding this survey?

Yes

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* 5. Please indicate which sub-group of the health and social care sector you work in. E.g. Care home, GP surgery, homecare service, pharmacy etc.

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* 6. Please rank the following areas of skills and/or training needs from 1 – 7 (1 being the most needed area of focus and 7 being the least needed area of focus) for your business over the next 5-10 years

Leadership and management
Digital skills and IT literacy
Contextualisation of current training
Using health and care technology
Change and crisis management
Mentoring, supervision and appraisals
Non-mandatory clinical skills

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* 7. Additional comments on training needs for your business

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* 8. How does this affect your workforce, and in your opinion, what could be done about this issue?

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* 9. Do you currently have any skills or training needs which you are struggling to meet? If yes, please provide details

Yes

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* 10. 6. Would you like to take part in a sector forum group to discuss designing potential new pathways, training courses and qualifications for health and social care?

Yes