Core Skills for Work
Core Skills for Work
The Core Skills for Work Developmental Framework (CSfW) describes the core non-technical skills that have been identified by Australian employers as important for successful participation in work.
The CSfW can be used in a number of ways. For example:
- Educators, trainers and those who work with job seekers can use the framework to develop a common language and understanding about the skills and knowledge employers are looking for, and assist people looking for work to clearly describe their strengths, as well as areas for improvement
- Educators, trainers and those who work with job seekers can use the framework to develop resources and programs that support people to develop the skills and knowledge that employers want.
Source: DEEWR
These resources cover from novice performer, advanced beginner and capable performer – (the first three stages) across the 3 skill clusters and 10 skill areas that cover all employability skills: navigate the world of work, interact with others and get the work done and reference to the ACSF.