Journal of European Industrial Training: Volume 7 Issue 6
Table of contents
Learning through Work Experience in Britain
C. Cornforth, S. Taylor, N. VarelidisWork experience has traditionally been a part of industrial training, either informally through on‐the‐job learning or, more formally, as a component of occupational training…
The Youth Training Scheme (UK):: A Review of Plans and Validation
Michael WeatherleyThis year, the Manpower Services Commission (MSC, UK) is introducing their new Youth Training Scheme. Some 41 pilot schemes have already been validated. This scheme, which is…
Students, Courses and Colleges:: The Situation, Consequences and Actions Needed
G.A. Lancaster, J.A. SaundersHigher education is the main source of executive manpower and professional technology for businesses, yet it is only in the last few months of the education system that firms make…
Industrial Training in the American University System
S.E. PartridgeThe American University system with its emphasis on a flexible, elective course approach dates back to the 1870s when the educator, Charles W. Eliot, reformed the then traditonal…
Training Distribution Professionals
D. W. GranvilleRecent years have seen the introduction of tremendous changes in the world of physical distribution. Never before has there been so much interest from industry's top management in…