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August 2018: Employability Performance Rating

The London Employability Rating (EPR) is a comprehensive system which awards ratings based on the quality of contract employability service provision across London. Below are a suite of updated documents and guidance to become familiarised with the EPR in more detail and to use with the new ESF 2014-20 programme:

London Employability Performance Rating (EPR) guidance and tools
Greater London Authority
Updated almost 8 years ago
In order to receive a rating, providers will be required to enter their data in the Employability Performance Rating Calculator (EPRC); this can be downloaded from the link below. Guidance on completing the calculator can also be found below; we advise that you follow the guidance to make sure that you complete the process with ease. For any questions regarding…
Employability Performance Rating (EPR) Annual Ratings
Greater London Authority
Updated almost 8 years ago
The EPR is an annual rating which generates a rating from zero to four stars for grant holders based upon a provider’s performance in three Key Performance Areas (KPAs): delivery performance, quality and contract compliance. For each KPA, performance is assessed through one or more performance indicators. The weighting each indicator contributes towards a KPA score has been developed in…

The Employability Performance Rating:

  • Is a transparent methodology to measure
  • Benchmarks achievements of employability services.
  • Intelligently uses management and performance information collected by delivery partners.
  • Provides an evidence based track record of delivery against grant.

EPRC: Key Performance Indicator

Key Performance Area (KPA)WeightingIndicators (KPI)Weighting of indicator within KPA
Contract Performance60%1. Delivery against grant targets48%
Contract Performance60%2. Delivery against grant diversity targets12%
Quality30%3. Conversion Factor12%
Quality30%4. Self assessment of quality9%
Quality30%5. Client Satisfaction9%
Contract Compliance10% 6. Contract compliance and contractor pro-activity in delivery10%

The Greater London Authority requires all Co-Financing Organisations to adopt the EPR for all London ESF contracts for the 2014-2020 ESF Programme. In addition, the ESF Call for Proposals launched by the European Programme Management Unit (EPMU) in March 2015 requires all directly funded ESF projects in London to use the rating, as well as each of the providers lead organisations sub-contract.