NGO Freedom To Speak Up Guardian Foundation Training (E-learning)
Care Quality Commission · United Kingdom
Key facts
- Estimated value
- £12,000
- Closing date
- 29 Nov 2019
- Contract starts
- 02 Dec 2019
- Contract ends
- 03 Feb 2020
- Procedure
- Competitive quotation (below threshold)
- Buyer type
- Central government
Description
The National Guardian's Office (NGO) wishes to procure an e learning package that will address the initial foundation and ongoing training needs of an expanding group of Freedom To Speak Up Guardians in England. The aim is to provide an engaging and compelling, high impact, accessible training product that instils understanding about the Freedom to Speak Up agenda and the role of the Freedom To Speak Up Guardian in providing an alternative route to speaking up.
The NGO is currently supporting in excess of 1100 FTSUGs or those in a supporting role across England and across the health sector as a whole. The package will replace the current foundation training which is a 1 day face to face session and will enable training at scale and appeal to Guardians in a wide range of providers. The majority of Freedom To Speak Up Guardians currently are in NHS trusts and Foundation trusts and the new E-Learning will need to reflect the direction of travel towards a fully integrated approach across the patient pathway appealing to regulators, arms' length bodies and other health sector non-provider organisations. It will also be available on the new NGO website. The e-learning will be the main part of the training and will be followed up with an interactive face to face session in the form of an Action Learning Set or similar facilitative discussion. It is intended that the learning should be modular in nature and each element capable of standing alone, which it is hoped will also answer the need for Guardians to undertake annual refresher learning.
The e-learning will be the main part of the training and will be followed up internally with an interactive face to face session by the NGO team in the form of an Action Learning Set or similar facilitative discussion. It is intended that the learning should be modular in nature and each element capable of standing alone, which it is hoped will also answer the need for Guardians to undertake annual refresher learning.
Additional information: The specification of the requirement is set out in the 'Request for Quotation' document which will be available to download from 14:00 hours on 19th November 19 at CQC e-Sourcing Portal: Bravosolution.co.uk Project_387
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To be considered as a Bidder you must complete and submit your RFQ Response by the deadline of 14:00 hours on 29th November 2019 The contract is anticipated to commence w/c 02nd December 2019 for approximately 3 months.
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Categories (CPV)
- 80420000 E-learning services
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