Industrial and Commercial Training: Volume 4 Issue 1

Training for METRICATION: NUMBER 1

R BADEN HELLARD, JV CONNOLLY

In July 1971 under the title ‘Task Analysis for SI Metric Training’ we published a skeleton of the training task for metric change. This analysis concluded that training for…

Sandwich course in management

EDNA WILLIAMS, PHILIP MARSH

One of the consequences of the present depressed economic and labour market situation is the lessening of industrial support for programmes of higher education and training…

Sensitivity traning in action

PETER REASON

What I want to do in this article is to capture the sense of community, of love, of learning, of struggle, of despair, that occurred during a weekend of laboratory training. I am…

THE ROLE OF TRAINER AND MANAGER IN SITUATIONAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING: IMPOSITION OR EVOLUTION?

PAT DALEY, CHRIS McGIVERN

Last month we looked at group discovery learning in action on trainers. We found that our trainers learned most, developed insight and skill most rapidly, made the most exciting…

Management education: The need for a reappraisal

THOMAS GORE

At the present time there is, in many countries, a great questioning as to the place of formal management education in any total national framework for producing managers. At one…

FACTORY LEGISLATION & SAFETY TRAINING

ALISON BROADHURST

The factory legislation in this country has been concerned with safety training in one way or another for a very long time; but it is only relatively recently that it seems to…

CONFLICT AT WORK: RESHAPING INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Alec Hughes

In the October 1971 edition of Industrial and Commercial Training Tony Matthews, producer of the new BBC series CONFLICT AT WORK, discussed the general scheme for the ten…

News

The Chelsea project ‐ A grant of £45,580 has been made jointly by the Engineering Industry Training Board and the Leverhulme Trust to sponsor a four‐year research project…