Food and Fibre Skills Framework
Let’s create a common skills language – and great skills
INTRODUCTION
Purpose
Imagine if we had the same understanding of what skills it takes to learn skills, and what skills are pivotal for roles in the Food and Fibre industry. Then we could highlight more pathways for individuals wanting to change, encourage lifelong learning and greater productivity. We would develop an engaged, effective and empowered workforce, together.
Introduction
This website provides further detail to articulate examples of the skills within the Core Transferable component of the Food and Fibre Skills Framework. The aim of providing these examples, is for the Skills Framework to be able to be used by the industry – individuals working in it, employers, and educators. It provides an approach that can be contextualised for any organisation, providing a common foundation to build the skills the industry needs to develop an engaged, effective and empowered workforce.
Vision for the Food and Fibre Skills Framework
Vision for the Food and Fibre Skills Framework
The vision for the Food and Fibre Skills Framework is that it be:
- A living skills framework, with accompanying resources, which are used (and contributed to) by all food and fibre sector vocational education stakeholders, to develop engaged, effective and empowered employees.
- A mechanism to support the skills-first approach across all sectors, enabled by aligned policy, funding and qualifications approval settings.
Explore the menu tabs above to discover more about the key components of the Food and Fibre Skills Framework. You can also access the User Guides for the three Skills Toolkits — designed for employees and mentors, learners, and providers or programme developers — on the Usage and Feedback page. Additionally, you can download the full report below.
