New feature helps track the progress of the young people you work with.

Hi John,

We have some good news to make your job a little easier!

Demonstrating the positive impact of your work can be challenging and time-consuming. Through Skills Summary,
you can now access reporting to help track the progress the young people in your service are making and measure the impact of your work on young people and the community.
Check out the new feature ([link removed])
Skills Summary ([link removed]) is our easy-to-use online tool that measures the skills young people gain by taking part in non-formal education. It is aimed at young people aged 16-25 and helps to build their confidence and allow them to better communicate the skills they have gained through this participation.

The tool is also for youth workers and other practitioners and supports your role in young people’s skill development.

Take a look >> ([link removed])

Using the reporting function now available in Skills Summary:
* Get quantitative data about the skill development of the young people you work with
* Measure your achievements and the impact of your work for reporting and funding applications
* Capture progress and track the skill development of the young people you work with over time
* Enhance your service by using reports to identify gaps in provision and plan ahead

To access the reporting function, log on to your Skills Summary account, navigate to the monitoring tab, and click Track User Progress ([link removed]) .

If you're not using Skills Summary yet, you can sign up free here ([link removed]) .

Keep safe and best wishes,

Katrin

Katrin Wolschke
Skills Summary Project Coordinator
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street, Dublin 2, D02 V327
T: 01 425 5940
Email: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
www.skillsummary.ie
www.youth.ie
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Skills Summary is a partnership project between the National Youth Council of Ireland ([link removed]) , SpunOut.ie, and Accenture. It is funded by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth and recognised as a measurement tool in the Youth Employability Initiative.

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