Journal of European Industrial Training: Volume 6 Issue 6
Table of contents
Assertiveness Training — A Practical Approach
Charles TennantThe purpose of this article is to clarify the goals of assertiveness training and to give some advice on how to achieve them.
Making Training Interventions More Effective
J.A.G. JonesBackground, It is noticeable that an increasing number of practising trainers in the United Kingdom are beginning to adopt the language of the organisational development…
Development Training Using the Outdoors —: A Pilot Programme
Mike Beeby, Steve RathbornThe idea that there is more to leadership than just teaching people what to do, that different styles suit different situations and personalities, that training can develop…
“AROUSAL”: A Model to Match Reality
Peter LansleyIn the search for more effective learning methods, “real life” simulations have many attractions although their development requires a sound base of information about business…
Management Development: An Operational Reality
Michael WaltonMain line managers do have responsibilities for the training and development, not only of themselves, but of their subordinates and colleagues. Training and personnel…
Research Report: How Do I Learn?
Sylvia Downs, Pat PerryThis article describes the design of an induction programme for post school students and the research findings. The objectives were to help young people develop their skills and…