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Providing trustworthy and positive Further Education news and views since 2003, we are a digital news channel with a mixture of written word articles, podcasts and videos. The FE News Channel gives you the latest education news and updates on emerging education strategies and the #FutureofEducation and the #FutureofWork. Latest Education News Further Education News The first of its kind, the online tool provides organisations with a uniform set of 8 essential industry skills and behaviours for individuals currently working in, or aspiring to work in, financial services: 'In representing our membersвЂ™ and employersвЂ™ needs in identifying the broad range of knowledge, skills and behaviours that are needed to continue to serve our customers now and, in the future, we have been able to play our part in sharing the benefits of common language and priorities across the whole Financial Services sector, while enabling expertise to flourish within specialised roles and sectors.' The 8 essential future skills and behaviours

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вЂњAs the professional body for Insurance and Personal Finance, which exists to improve public trust, the Chartered Insurance Institute has worked closely with the Financial Services Skills Commission to support members in developing and maintaining behaviours such as curiosity, customer focus, and skills such as Data and technology вЂ“ all with specific application to real roles and scenarios within insurance and personal finance. Ian Simons, Marketing Director at the Chartered Insurance Institute,В said The Skills Framework has been devised to encompass these elements and support the industry to reskill and upskill it employees and ensure the right capabilities are developed for future requirements'. вЂњOrganisations are undergoing huge digital transformation, and with this brings a tidal wave of demand for employees with skills such as empathy and agility alongside core technology and cyber based skills. Helen Cook, Chief HR Officer at NatWest, said: The Framework will help them respond by prioritising upskilling and reskilling efforts so they can remain competitive and inclusive employers'. Post pandemic, organisations are facing several external pressures keeping up with the pace of technological innovation as well as working to exceed customer expectations. вЂњThe Skills Framework is designed to tackle the sectorвЂ™s existing skills gap and increase the supply of talent for the long term. The вЂ Future Skills FrameworkвЂ™, launched today (7 Oct), has been created by the Financial Services Skills Commission (FSSC) and is the culmination of cross-industry collaboration from firms including NatWest and the Chartered Insurance Institute to prioritise investment and training in skills.Д¬ommenting on the Skills Framework, Claire Tunley, Chief Executive, FSSC said: Financial Services Skills Commission launch online Future Skills FrameworkДЇinancial services firms across the UK will now be able to access a standardised skills framework to prioritise their future skills needs, and attract and retain talent, in a bid to help tackle the ongoing shortage of technology, cyber and digital skills.

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