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 Workplace Needs Assessments and/or 1:1 Workplace Strategy Coaching

 

Workplace Needs Assessments

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​A workplace needs assessment is designed to identify reasonable adjustments that can be implemented to support employees in the workplace and throughout apprenticeships.  This process helps improve productivity, job satisfaction employee engagement, and overall organisational performance.

We offer a comprehensive service, including a pre assessment questionnaire which ensures that any time with both the employer and employee is used as efficiently as possible.

A semi-formal remote interview to look at the specific job role of an individual, and the difficulties they experience from their conditions/disabilities.

Specific concerns and requirements of the organisation will be considered before making recommendations for reasonable adjustments.  A report will be shared with both the employer and employee following the assessment.

It can help your organisation better align your resources, training programs, and strategies with the specific requirements of your workforce. 

This can be funded privately by the employer or through Access to Work - 

Service Fee - £400.00

 

 

1:1 Strategy Coaching

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To provide support in developing strategies for people with specific learning differences including (dyslexia, AD(H)D, Asperger’s, autism, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and dyspraxia) in the workplace.  To facilitate clients to become independent through lifelong learning strategies. ​​​This can be funded privately by the employer or through Access to Work  If you’re a civil servant - Your employer will provide support instead of Access to Work. Contact your employer so they can assess and arrange the support you need. 

This can be funded privately by the employer or through Access to Work

Service Fee - £100.00 per hour

Eligibilty

  • A physical or mental health condition or disability that means you need
    support to do your job or get to and from work.

  • Be 16 or over.

  • Be in paid work (or be about to start or return to paid work in the next
    12 weeks).

  • Live and work (or be about to start or return to work) in England,
    Scotland or Wales – there’s a different system in Northern Ireland.

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