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GO Award: developing skills for life in your organisation
Local government employs more than two million people, of which an estimated 11 per cent struggle with literacy and 40 per cent with numeracy. This is a personal frustration for the individuals, which can have a negative effect on productivity and service delivery for communities.
Local Government Improvement and Development's Get On (GO) Award framework helps councils and fire and rescue services to address the challenge of adult literacy and numeracy. The framework supports them to embed a culture of learning in the organisation as a whole, and develop the skills of the workforce in order to deliver better, more efficient services.
These web pages provide a range of resources for councils and fire and rescue services working towards embedding skills for life in their organisations and achieving the GO Award. The GO Award consists of a three stage process, described in the following sections.
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