CAREERSOURCE CAPITAL REGION - PILOT REVIEW
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Skills are changing quickly 1/3 • People rarely come in with all of the skills needed to do the job, especially when the shelf-life of skills is getting shorter of core job skills will change in the • Employees with core skills are quickly promoted to manager and require a next 5 years Source: World whole new set of skills Economic Forum • On-demand and on-the-job learning is the only way to stay afloat
The majority of professionals want learning experiences that are… Social Collaborative Over half of each generation feels motivated to be Over half of each generation values the ability to around their colleagues at work, with Gen Z valuing it collaborate with instructors and/or other learners via the most. forums, groups, or Q&A sessions while taking a course. 71% 69% 72% 56% 54% 63% 59% 57% Gen Z Millennial Gen X Boomer Gen Z Millennial Gen X Boomer Source: ‘2019 Workplace Learning Report’ LinkedIn Learning
Floridians Are Already Engaging with LinkedIn Learning Top Courses Watched 80K+ Body Language for Master Common Users Interview Questions Leaders over the Making Recruiters last year* Excel 2016 Essential Come to You Training Communicating with Giving Your Elevator Confidence Pitch Negotiating Your Job Offer Developing Executive Analysis conducted for Floridian Presence Six Sigma users that watched LinkedIn Learning content within the last Fundamentals 12 months Project Management Fundamentals
Floridians are disproportionately learning Hard Skills, which reflect the increased digitalization of the workforce Top Hard Skills Developed 1 2 3 4 5 Data Project Sales Computer Network Analysis Management Networking Administration 6 7 8 9 10 Business Operations Business Digital Social Media Intelligence Management Strategy Marketing (BI)
They are also learning the critical, transferrable Soft Skills Top Soft Skills Developed 1 2 3 4 5 Communi Leadership Management Public Personal cation Speaking Development 6 7 8 9 10 Time & Talent Teamwork Mentoring & Decision Customer Management Coaching Making Service
Pilot Overview LinkedIn and the CareerSource Capital Region partnered together to evaluate a solution that would help address workforce development needs with a four week pilot. Objective • Personalize learning experience for career seekers • Upskill career seekers with engaging content Target Audience • Job Club (SNAP participants) • Executive Center • Veterans Key Metrics • Usage Report • Qualitative Survey 11
Pilot Rollout Pre Pilot Planning Post Pilot Launch Maintenance • Identify audience • Develop custom • Hand out fliers on • Send survey to • Align on success curriculum with launch day both Career Seekers metrics Career Counselors • Send email and Counselors • Select start date • LinkedIn 101 for job reminders throughout • Review feedback • Prepare pilot seekers pilot collateral • Develop champions to increase usage 12
Learner Engagement + Survey Results 13
Incredible engagement from pilot participants Engagement highlights (in the past 90 days) 272 36 26 10h 28m Hours viewed People logged in People viewed content Avg. time per viewer Global Benchmark: 60m Key takeaways • 36 out of the 38 participants activated their license and 72% of the participants that activated their licenses continued to use LinkedIn Learning throughout the pilot. • Majority of the active participants were from the SNAP population • We can expect a high level of usage from those that are required to prove learning for government benefits • The trial participant's average time on the platform was 10x more than the average 14
LinkedIn Learning is intuitive and easy to use 15
There was a consistent level of usage throughout the pilot Learning content highlights (in the past 90 days) 412 241 Total courses viewed Courses completed 5,062 4,689 Total videos viewed Videos completed 16
Top skills gained: Soft Skills + Job Hunting Skills Top 6 courses: 1. Creating your personal brand 2. Creating a career plan 3. Job search strategies 4. Mastering common interview questions 5. Writing a resume 6. Giving your elevator pitch 17
What did the Career Counselors say? The learning content will be a great resource I found the learning content to be valuable for me to use to be more effective in my role for Career Seekers as a Career Counselor 80% 80% 20% 20% Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Agree Neutral Disagree 18
Highlights from Career Counselors ...One year of [LinkedIn] Learning would be great. I Maintaining There is a lot of excitement this would even argue to say that once that year strong current week. It's only been three days but people expires, people would be sad it’s gone...It fits the “get content to love it. They like that the courses in, fit in, stay in" model... share when are remote and they don't feel micro coaching managed – Career Counselor from CareerSource Capital Region our career seekers increased their – Career Counselor from CareerSource confidence Capital Region – Career Counselor from CareerSource Capital Region 19
Value of LinkedIn Learning for Career Seekers Overarching Goal Support career seekers and career coaches to be more successful by upskilling career seekers with relevant training that is accessible anywhere at anytime • Quality and up-to-date content Content • Partnerships with industry recognized certification programs • Easy to use platform that marries job hunting + skills training Accessibility • App that is available on any device • Courses are downloadable for those with limited access to and Ease the internet Administrative • Career Counselors can develop their own Learning Paths Features for their workshops • Ability to upload custom content: pdf, doc, ppt, videos • Easy to pull usage reports and certification of completion 20
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