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Culture of learning

Page Last Updated: 22 June 2020 JM

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The State Service Management Office is building and supporting a learning culture to develop the breadth and depth of capabilities needed for now, and in the future; developing high performing, professional and ethical leaders and managers

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Priorities 2019-20

Priority	Actions
People Development Framework	Develop a People Development Framework for the TSS. Develop a Workforce Strategy/Plan.
Leadership Development	Evaluate the effectiveness of the ANZSOG Leadership Development Program.
Manager Development	Launch the Manager Essentials Program Toolkit resource for those who have completed the Program. Work with Tasmania Police and UTAS to deliver the fourth S3MP.
Tasmanian Training Consortium (TTC)	Engage with members about their ongoing and evolving professional development priorities. Develop a sustainable funding model in the medium and longer term. Continue to focus on offering events in the North and North West.

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Links in this section:

• A culture of learning
• Learning and development in the Tasmanian State Service
• External scholarship opportunities
• Toolkit: Change Management
• Guide to Professional Learning and Development Terminology Used in the State Service

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Other links

Tasmanian Training Consortium www.ttc.tas.gov.au

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For more information, please contact Viv Burgess, Senior Consultant on 6232 7140 or email viv.burgess@dpac.tas.gov.au