1 year #move: Our training initiative is growing and thriving and breaking down outdated structures
Move yourself and make a holistic difference. In other words, tackle things, face new challenges, develop your own abilities and your own self. And in doing so, develop the whole of scc. All of this is the focus of our internal training program, whose name sums it up: #move. This not only equips our employees with essential tools and skills, but also ensures that we all keep our finger on the pulse. The official go-ahead for this project, which was initiated by the scc Executive Board, was given in January 2023. Our goal at the time was to create a structured, accurate and high-quality training program.
Today, almost a year later, it is time for an initial summary, but also for a brief outlook on topics that will increasingly occupy us in the future.
#move: Our training program in a nutshell
Further training that is paid for by the company and offered during working hours is extremely important. Not only to help employees – and therefore the entire team – progress, but also to motivate them and literally give them wings and to strengthen cohesion and loyalty. For us, the topic of “further training” therefore has a very positive connotation – we encourage, challenge and optimize and work every day to create a positive corporate culture that is open to new ideas. When it comes to speakers who support the #move initiative, we are always happy when scc employees decide to take on the role of trainer. And where necessary, we make use of external trainers. What also sets #move apart is the following:
- Variety of topics: There are now a number of different courses to choose from – from SAP topics to social skills, which are handled via an e-learning platform.
- Open to requests: We try to accommodate every training request. All that is required is consultation with the relevant manager.
- Appreciative exchange: All our courses focus on exchange. We don’t believe in rigid frontal lectures that don’t allow any discussion or dynamics to emerge, but #move is practical, interactive and agile.