TRAINING AND TALENT DEVELOPMENT

We are committed to a model of learning that combines experience, relationships and training

A key factor for performance at work, adapting to change and professional development.

In 2019, Iberdrola provided 55 hours of training per employee by promoting programmes and initiatives aimed at contributing to the excellence of its workforce.

WE BET ON TRAINING

Faith in training is a key part of the human resources policy at Iberdrola. It is an essential element for:

• Professional growth for job performance.
• Keep Iberdrola's employees updated regarding the last technological and organisational changes.
• Adaptation of new employees to the company.
• Better professional development, which promote their professional growth inside the company.

 Internal training and development programs at Iberdrola group

A 70/20/10 MODEL OF LEARNING

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EXPERIENCE

70% of learning takes place on the job

RELATIONSHIPS

20% of learning comes from other people

EDUCATION

10% of learning comes from a formal training situation

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At Iberdrola, we work so that our employees can secure the training and development they need not only for meeting the current requirements for their job description, but also for satisfying future needs in view of the onset of new technologies, equipment, instruments, etc., or even the need to assume greater responsibilities in their area of activity.

We also look after the dissemination of the company's existing knowledge, continuous learning, and cultural exchange, in order to enhance operational efficiency through the proper use of intellectual capital, as outlined in the Knowledge Management Policy.

The Iberdrola group wants all its employees to feel encouraged and supported so that they can develop their knowledge, skills and behaviours in a way that will enable them to perform their current duties properly or to take on a new professional endeavour in the future. This is why, in 2016, a new International campus was created in Madrid for delivering training.

Also, in 2018, we went live with our global learning and development portal. This is called Learning Meeting Point (LMP) and gives our employees direct access to the full gamut of virtual training and development tools. Additionally, we have carried out a design and unification process with our labour climate surveys for all group companies in order to share results, draw up action plans and adopt better practices worldwide.

Developing talent with a global perspective.

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DEVELOPING TALENT WITH A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Employees play a decisive role in multinational companies like ours. We work on contributing to the company's results and improving the efficiency of the organisation by training our employees in the skills and competencies they need to do their job efficiently in today's world and to prepare them to take on greater responsibilities and challenges in the future.

We invest in:

• Promoting mobility and rotation as key levers of development, in addition to traditional training and development actions.
• Offering challenges and opportunities for development to professionals with potential so as to expose them to new situations in which they can gain visibility and test their skills.
• Building a team of professionals that reflects their diversity, which is understood as being a source of competitive advantages.

The Iberdrola group also works in the following areas:

• Defining the Development Model.
• Designing and implementing a worldwide talent review process.
• Offering training management and executive development worldwide through the Management School, which is part of the Iberdrola International Campus in Madrid.
• Managing and implementing development programs for non-management professionals through worldwide development and local training programs.

Using the "70/20/10 Development Model", we design and manage the following programs around the world:

• The Executive Training Program, to keep the business skills and knowledge required by the management team up to date.
• The Leadership Program to train Iberdrola's future leaders.
• The Skills Development Program, which offers a variety of resources to professionals who are committed to improving their personal skills.
• The MBA in the Global Energy Industry Program, designed in collaboration with the Iberdrola Management School and taught by the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas in Madrid and Strathclyde University Business School in Glasgow, to develop the talent of the company's human resources. In the words of the Iberdrola Director General of Finance and Resources, José Sainz Armada: "A business grows and develops when its professionals grow and develop their talents."

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'ENERGISING LEADERSHIP PROGRAM'

In 2018, the 'Energising Leadership Program', the training and development program for leaders of the Iberdrola group, held its tenth edition. The nearly 300 people who participated in the different promotions have been able to develop their management and leadership skills within a global and exchange environment with colleagues from different areas and countries.

Workers received training on how to be good leaders, on what the best tools are to ensure their work has a positive impact, and on how to face changes and promote them and on how to adapt to them.

A new feature for this tenth year has been the learning projects proposed by the participants, these are innovative ideas that can be turned into projects that may then be put into practice within the group.

MBA IN THE GLOBAL ENERGY INDUSTRY PROGRAM

 Iberdrola University Program