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This document represents the report highlighting the results of the feasibility assessment stage of the study “A study for feasibility assessment and piloting of a (self) assessment tool on skills management practices in SME’s”. While a standalone document itself, it constitutes an distinct, complementary part of the final report in which the points exposed here have been summarised and synthesized with the insights stemming from validation workshops, interviews and the development of the tool. The main goals of this document is to provide: - A summary of the findings regarding the skill management in SMEs, as emerging from our desk research (including analysis of academic literature, reports, statistical data), case studies, and interviews with SMEs, experts, and intermediaries. - An overview of the existing skills management solutions / tools that are available on the market and which SMEs could use, which also includes case studies of selected tools. - A description on how the (self-)assessment tool could be developed, which includes, but is not limited to, a description of the possible target groups, aims, content, operation and usability, deployment, and sustainability strategies the tool could take. - An overview of the state of play of stakeholder consultation and relevant methodology updates for the remaining tasks of the study.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (European Commission) , Kantar , RAND Europe , Visionary Analytics
- Personal author(s): Gausas, Simon ; Christenko, Aleksandr ; Mosoreanu, Marius ; Hayet, Maxime ; Ulicna, Daniela ; Hofman, Joanna ; Nightingale, Madeline
- Themes: Vocational training , Employment policy
- Subject: apprenticeship , continuing vocational training , education policy , EU employment policy , feasibility study , labour market , professional career , professional qualifications , research method , small and medium-sized enterprises , weapons' destruction
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-46711-3 | DOI 10.2767/039248 | Catalogue number KE-07-22-002-EN-N |
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