Scaling & Replicator Strategic Evaluation and Learning Support for FSC
SRDC is undertaking several evaluations within new categories of Future Skills Centre (FSC) projects. The SCALE initiative invited existing FSC partners whose projects were ready for the next scale-up phase to apply for additional funding to advance their projects along a clearly defined scaling pathway. The projects were selected to answer pressing strategic questions that represent gaps in knowledge and/or practice – and around which FSC investment strategies are oriented. The projects embrace ongoing testing of program feasibility and effectiveness derived from specified scaling objectives. The REPLICATE initiative funds FSC partners whose projects present the best evidence of effectiveness and impact to conduct replication projects with up to two or three different partners working in different geographical locations. The projects test the feasibility of replication as further proof of the effectiveness of the program and help to further build up a cohort of partnerships ready to move towards full scaling and sustainability, as well as test replication as a strategy for project sustainability.
Project Details
Capability: Program Evaluation/ Performance Measurement - Survey Design and Data Management
Policy Area: Adult Learning - Adult Training - Workplace Training, Employment - Workplace Diversity and Inclusion - Employment Programs
Population: General Population - Low-income Populations - Racialized Canadians - Women - Indigenous Peoples
Start Date: December 2025
Completion Date: November 2026
Sponsors: Future Skills Centre
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