Imperial Corporate Training Institute presents Developing Competency Frameworks, a practitioner-focused course designed for professionals who shape talent ecosystems within global organizations. This program translates best-in-class competency design principles into actionable frameworks that align people practices with business strategy. You will emerge with a ready-to-implement blueprint for building, deploying, and maintaining competency models that drive performance, progression, and consistent talent decisions across functions and regions. The curriculum blends real-world case studies, hands-on exercises, and proven methodologies to help you create scalable frameworks that inform hiring, learning, succession, and performance management. By the end, you will possess a modular competency architecture, enablement templates, and a repeatable process for sustaining rigorous, business-aligned talent development at scale.
Objectives
- Define what a robust competency framework looks like in modern organizations and establish criteria for success aligned with strategic goals.
- Conduct stakeholder analyses to identify critical roles, proficiency levels, and performance indicators that matter across the enterprise.
- Apply industry-standard models and job analysis techniques to design clear, measurable, and transferable competencies.
- Develop modular, scalable frameworks that support hiring, learning, performance management, and career progression.
- Create governance, version control, and rollout plans to ensure consistency and longevity of competency systems.
- Integrate inclusivity, accessibility, and localization to ensure competency models work for diverse workforces.
- Build practical templates and tools that accelerate design, validation, and deployment cycles.
- Leverage analytics to monitor usage, calibration, and impact on talent outcomes and business performance.
Target Audience
- Learning and Development professionals responsible for talent architecture and workforce planning
- HR leaders overseeing competency-based HR processes, including performance and succession
- Instructional designers and content developers building competency assessments and learning paths
- Talent managers designing role profiles, career ladders, and development programs
- SMEs and project leads involved in job analyses and capability modeling
- L&D coordinators responsible for governance and change management in talent programs