Armed Forces Basic Skills Longitudinal Study - Free Download
October 2008
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About This Publication
This is a series of briefing papers summarising the initial phase of the three-year Armed Forces Basic Skills Longitudinal study (AFLS). This study examines the impact of improving literacy, language and numeracy (LLN) skills of Service personnel on their professional and personal development and collectively on organisational performance.
The preparatory Phase 1 of the AFLS has now completed. It reviewed the relevant Service, national and international research literature on the impact of basic skills improvements in relation to retention, trainability, social well-being, the role of organisational culture and the impact of embedding basic skills provision within vocational training. It also examined the Armed Forces' approach to addressing their basic skills challenges.
The documents included in this free download are listed below:
Overview - Longitudinal Study of the Impact of Basic Skills Improvements in the UK Armed Forces
Briefing Paper 1 -The Impact of Basic Skills Improvements on Retention in the Armed Services
Briefing Paper 2 -The Impact of Basic Skills Improvements on the Performance and Trainability of Service Personnel
Briefing Paper 3 - The Impact of Embedding Basic Skills Provision on Learning and Achievement in the Armed Services
Briefing Paper 4 -The Role of Learning and Organisational Culture in Basic Skills Learning in the Armed Service
Briefing Paper 5 - The Impact of Basic Skills Improvements on the Individual Well-being and Welfare of Service Personnel and on Social and Wider Life
Phase 1 - The Services: Current Position - Longitudinal Study of the Impact of Basic Skills Improvements in the UK Armed Forces
The preparatory Phase 1 of the AFLS has now completed. It reviewed the relevant Service, national and international research literature on the impact of basic skills improvements in relation to retention, trainability, social well-being, the role of organisational culture and the impact of embedding basic skills provision within vocational training. It also examined the Armed Forces' approach to addressing their basic skills challenges.
The documents included in this free download are listed below:
Overview - Longitudinal Study of the Impact of Basic Skills Improvements in the UK Armed Forces
Briefing Paper 1 -The Impact of Basic Skills Improvements on Retention in the Armed Services
Briefing Paper 2 -The Impact of Basic Skills Improvements on the Performance and Trainability of Service Personnel
Briefing Paper 3 - The Impact of Embedding Basic Skills Provision on Learning and Achievement in the Armed Services
Briefing Paper 4 -The Role of Learning and Organisational Culture in Basic Skills Learning in the Armed Service
Briefing Paper 5 - The Impact of Basic Skills Improvements on the Individual Well-being and Welfare of Service Personnel and on Social and Wider Life
Phase 1 - The Services: Current Position - Longitudinal Study of the Impact of Basic Skills Improvements in the UK Armed Forces