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Training and Development Policy

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Individual Learning Account
Pilot Initiative Report

A Learning Tool for the 21st Century

Executive Summary

Report Of Individual Learning Account Pilot

Recommendation
On The Horizon
Appendices

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As workers take more control over their own career destiny, training and development are becoming more important in recruiting and retention...

...workers in all occupations want to maintain their skills, knowledge, and capacity to make their own career choices. Employers eager to attract and hold top talent will use workforce learning opportunities more strategically to build a stable workforce of high-capability employees.

American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) Trends Watch:
The Forces That Shape Workplace Performance and Improvement

The Federal Government is placing greater emphasis on training and development tools as investments to ensure their workforce is adequately prepared to meet the challenges of the 21st Century. Individual Learning Accounts (ILAs) are a 21st Century learning tool that provide a flexible and innovative approach to developing today's workforce and building a new generation of workers.

This webpage contains the Report to the Office of Personnel Management Director. The Report gives findings and recommendations from the Individual Learning Account Pilot Initiative. There are five major sections: