Skills Discovery Workshop - DISTANCE TRAVELLED

Issued on 21 Jul 2026 by

CLOCK Your Skills

The candidate engaged in 2 CLOCK Skills Discovery Workshops (SDW) in which they participated in a small group facilitated by a CLOCK Sector Expert. In the 1st workshop they uncovered and reviewed their current skills applied in sector specific, transferable or interdisciplinary contexts. The 2nd Skills Discovery workshop took place at the end of a project, role or training programme. This compared the results of the 1st and 2nd workshops and enabled them to recognise their further development, concentration of skills and new areas of expertise gained. They are more aware of their professional skills, the technical language of their practice, their own values, challenges, strengths and further development needs. This award demonstrates progression and awareness of 'distance travelled' between two points within career development and progression and in preparation for access to certification at the relevant CLOCK Level.

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Issuer

CLOCK Your Skills

info@clockyourskills.com

Tulip Peer2Peer Learning Ltd. delivers the CLOCK learning and professional development programmes. We make invisible skills visible and valued. We benefit from a knowledge base built from over 30 years of facilitation, action research and collaboration with employers, freelance practitioners and service providers from 15 countries.

Criteria

Type of recognition

This is a Participation credential that begins a recognition pathway toward a sector or interdisciplinary award.

Learning Objectives/Outcomes

Evaluate your skills for a specific sector or an interdisciplinary role with the assistance of peers and a CLOCK Sector Expert
Evaluate your skills in relation to the transferable skill requirements of a sector or an interdisciplinary role with the assistance of peers and a CLOCK Sector Expert
Evaluate your sector specific and transferable skills to meet the requirements of a CLOCK award with the assistance of peers and a CLOCK Sector Expert

Learning and Recognition Experience

Group workshop delivered face-to-face or online or hybrid

Assessment

The recipient participated in 2 interactive CLOCK Skills Discovery Workshops which included diagnostic self-assessment and peer review to benchmark the distance travelled between 2 points separated by an informal, non-formal or formal learning and development journey. This additionally, evaluates the level of the candidate based on their sector specific and transferable skills to apply to join a programme to meet the requirements of the relevant CLOCK award.

The credential was awarded by the Sector Expert upon completion of the workshop. On engagement and completion, the digital credential is issued by the workshop facilitator.

Estimated learning effort

6 hours

Alignments

European Qualifications Framework (EQF)

https://europa.eu/europass/en/description-eight-eqf-levels