Evaluation of training: the IRS 2010 survey
IRS reports on how 55 employers evaluate their workplace training provision and what benefits they gain from the process. The survey finds that appraisals and follow-up meetings with employees can be the most effective ways to monitor the success of training, but only if line managers are committed to making it work.
Coaching brings success to creative teacher development project
The popularity of coaching is on the rise. This case study, which outlines a unique development project for teachers at the Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College, reveals how the development technique can be of value in the education sector.
Financial literacy education in the workplace
Employers are being urged to give staff training in financial literacy. Personnel Today looks at some employers that have already introduced financial education for their employees and provides some tips on how other organisations can follow suit.
First aid: workplace updates help maintain skills and safety
Changes have been made to the way first-aid cover should be provided for workplaces, including the introduction of a one-day Emergency First Aid at Work course. This article looks at the changes to the first-aid curriculum and gives an overview of what employers should consider when providing such training.
Sports training provides model for business coaching
With the London Olympics just two years away, British athletes are in serious training. This article looks at what the HR profession can learn from their cutting-edge motivational methods.
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