Success StoryFCS education makes for successful employees



FCS education makes for successful employees

Author: Leslie Workman

Planning Unit: Family and Consumer Sciences

Major Program: Financial Education - General

Plan of Work: Financial Education

Outcome: Intermediate Outcome

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The Pike County FCS program has used the Time Well Spent curriculum to educate over 40 new employees with Pikeville Medical Center's new employee training education program. Employees receive all 4 curriculum sessions in one intensive training as part of their 8-12 week onboarding program requirements. The New Employee Training Director and County Extension Agent for FCS met to discuss what new employees were most lacking in skill. Time management, soft skills, communication, relationship building, productivity, etc were all ideas that needed addressed. (Edit and insert data.)






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