#blended-learning

#blended-learning

Given the rapid pace of business today, skill maintenance is no longer optional; it's essential for competitiveness. The World Economic Forum's 2025 Future of Jobs report examines how businesses predict the labor market will change over the next five years, ending in 2030. Organizations are in a dilemma as they must decide whether continuous professional development for their employees will be merely a training program or a strategic advantage.

This top L&D industry award celebrates the Capgemini-SweetRush team's co-creation of the high-impact ADVANCE program. Designed for an elite cadre of 500+ senior delivery executives (DEs), this high-energy, three-month blended leadership development journey focuses on preparing DEs with the core competences they need to lead the most complex and high-stakes client engagements. The award-winning blended approach incorporates executive-led discussions and skill-boosting sessions; small-group simulated practice sessions, and 1:1 mentoring on learners' development goals.

Prolonged skills gaps impair productivity. With rapid rates of change in the workplace, the needed skillsets have changed by approximately 25% since 2015 and are set to change by 50% in 2027. Economists caution that more efficient matching of worker skills to job requirements would help to increase productivity and reduce unemployment by a significant margin. Training software is used to fill these gaps by proactively creating and training competencies, thereby avoiding the time, errors, and turnover that result when competency gaps are not addressed.

Making Safety Culture Training Stick emphasizes the importance of integrating blended learning strategies to create a safety culture that engages employees.