Journal of European Industrial Training: Volume 1 Issue 2

Transactional Analysis—: some concerns

Tom Kilcourse

Transactional analysis (TA) presents a model of man which has found applications far removed from the psychiatric practice of Dr Eric Berne, its originator. TA theory posits man…

Training and the Organisational Context

Mel Berger

The beginning of a training programme is marked by the attitudes participants bring from their organisational environment about the usefulness of the training. There is the…

Using CCTV in Management Training: Means of Achieving Acceptable Television Pictures

Robert H.M. Smallwood

This is the common reaction of the frustrated trainee who is seeing himself, or at least attempting to see himself, for the first time on closed circuit television (CCTV). In this…

Systematic Analysis of Trends and Pressures: A Training Workshop Design

Colin Hutchinson

The adverse state of the British and World economies in recent years means that corporate executives are under heavy pressure to manage the cash flow with particular care. The…

Management Development… some ideals, images and realities

Gordon Lawrence

Management development, in common with such terms as democracy and participation, has its meaning suffused with a sense of goodness; it is difficult to find a negative…

Selection and Promotions: your reasons in writing, please

Andrew Stewart, Valerie Stewart

Under the Equal Opportunities Act, anybody making a selection or promotion decision may have that decision challenged in the relevant Industrial Tribunal, if someone decides to…

Modular Systems of Nursing Education, Adapting to Limitations

Alan Sims

Over the years the education of nurses has moved from the position where student nurses could attend lectures in their own time, to a study day system and more recently a block…