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Transition booklet of 13|14!
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Cycle 5
Train your
drivers Pass on knowledge Attend webinars
Solve cases
Train up your Driver
Learners Complete theory tasks
Restricted Complete case tasks
Full Complete all tasks to get your keys at JulyCo
Handle the curves by upskilling your driver!
HOW TO GET
AHEAD?
I’m in the race
At JulyCo the LC that did the best in
the cycle 5 campaign “I’m in the
race” will be celebrated!
Everything in this booklet is part of this
campaign – so remember to update
and submit things on time!
Have fun!
Train your Drivers:
Train up your drivers to make sure
that you don’t crash!
There are checklist items to
complete and cases to finish.
Concept
This year’s LCEB transition consists of 6
different parts, which are all
connected and reliant on each other.
The Entity analysis is foundation for the
Planning process. The Webinars are
connected to the case studies and
Functional check-lists. The Transition
weekend involved everything.
These 6 parts together will equip the
elected EB to be excellent.
The next couple of pages will explain
each part in depth.
Tools
Each LC has their own drive.google
folder with all the tools/information
mentioned in this booklet.
The folder contains:
• Transition timeline
• Entity Analysis
• Cases studies
• Webinar schedule (by 16th of May)
• Functional check-lists
• Planning tool (by 16th of May)
• Transition weekend agenda
Timeline
12/05-18/05 19/05-25/05 26/05-01/06 02/06-08/06 09/06-15/06
16/06-
22/06
23/06-
29/06 30/06-06/07
Entity
analysisRelease
Due (before
transition
weekend)
Check-lists Release Update the list Update the list Update the list Update the list Due
WebinarsSchedule
released
Functional
webinars
Case
studiesRelease
Q&A at
WebinarsDue
Planning Release of tool
Cover WHY and
HOW of planning
during Transition
weekend
Deadline for
draft
Final
deadline
after JulyCo
Transition
weekendAgenda released
Plan with MC
Link
Queen's
birthday
weekend (most
LCs)
Entity analysis
This analysis is created for the LCEB
and LCVPs to get an understanding of
the different programmes’
performance in their LC, who is
responsible for what and what could
be done better. Each column has a
comment that explains more into
depth.
Each LC has been assigned their own
analysis, and it is now up to the elect
EB to fill it out before transition
weekend.
Due: Will be extremely beneficial to
have before transition weekend. Final
submission is with the draft plan.
Case studies
Each functional area (Finance, OGX,
TM, MaC & LCP) has been given two
case studies that aims to give the
elect EB some practical training in
how to solve issues/plan specific
things.
It is encouraged to work with
predecessors and EB members.
Cases are due on Monday the 2nd of
June.
In between there is a functional
webinar for consolidation, Q&A and
more information.
Due: Monday the 2nd of June.
Webinars in the week of the 26th of
May.
Webinars
There will be one webinar for each
function (TM, FA, MaC, OGX and LCP)
to provide more information about
the case studies, to consolidate what
have done so far and to have a
space to solve the cases together
(across LCs).
The webinars will be in the week of
the 26th of May.
Schedule will be released by the 16th
of May.
Check-lists
There are functional check-lists for the
following functions: OGX, ICX, LCP, EB,
TM, MaC & Finance. These check-lists
represents the foundation of
knowledge each new EB member
needs.
Some resources have been added to
the lists, however it is also up to the
current EB members to share
documents/information about the
topics.
Due: Check-lists needs to be finished
by Monday the 16th of June. Update
the check-lists weekly (with “done”
and resources used)
Transition weekend
Each LC will have a transition
weekend, where the current EB will
support the elect EB by passing on the
experiences and knowledge needed
for the new EB.
A suggested agenda is provided with
session descriptions.
During this weekend the elected EB
will cover the WHY and HOW of their
planning process.
Planning
The tool for this will be released on the 16th of May.
The flow of the planning looks like this:
More info on the 16th of May
Ready to go?