H0750 - FRAMEWORK FOR THE PROVISION OF PSYCHOMETRIC/ DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT

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Katy Reed

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£400,000

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Education and training services

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1 month from now

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5 hours ago

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Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) is seeking to establish a framework agreement for the supply of psychometric and diagnostic assessments and associated services to support leadership, personal, and team development across NHS Wales	
The framework agreement will cover supply of assessments which focus on the following themed areas:
Personality Trait and Type 
Team Role /Team Effectiveness 
360° Leadership Assessment  
Personal / Leadership Development e.g. emotional intelligence, strengths, values and motivations. 
Leadership Effectiveness Combination Assessment 
Services may include full or self-service assessment delivery, expert practitioner feedback, coaching, workshop facilitation, and practitioner training or accreditation.
The framework will run for three years, with the option to extend for a fourth year, and will be divided into themed Lots. There is no guaranteed value or volume of work.
Suppliers interested in this opportunity should refer to the tender documents available in the ITT for full details, scope, and submission requirements.

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