Journal of European Industrial Training articles from July 1995

Journal of European Industrial Training archives from July 1995

Self-directed learning: the ultimate learning style?
July 1, 1995... Self-direction is becoming an increasingly desirable attribute, but will traditional trainers be able to meet this need? Introduction The learning style or styles of individuals in a training and management education environment should be...

Education and training for the young in Scotland - a regional example.
July 1, 1995... Scotland continues to provide an alternative model of education and training which has considerable worth Introduction Scotland has been combined with England and Wales as the United Kingdom since the Act of Union in 1707. Subsequently it...

Eliminating inequality: women-only training. (part 1)
July 1, 1995... Introduction Most organizations offer a pool of opportunities to potential and existing employees, for employment itself, career advancement, skills acquisition, personal development and so on. Where access to these occupational life chances...

Management development and training in the police: a survey of the promotion process.
July 1, 1995... Suggests ways in which the management of the promotion process for police sergeants could be improved Background and context to the study In the last 15 years in the United Kingdom there has been growing pressure for increased efficiency...

The role of the private sector in vocational education and training in the Belgian-Flemish community.
July 1, 1995... The private sector should play a more active role in setting up training plans in companies Introduction Training is essential to face up to the challenges of growth, competitiveness and employment. This implies that all relevant actors...