Training Needs Analysis: A Resource for Analysing Training Needs, Selecting Training Strategies and Developing Training Plans - Softcover

Bartram, Sharon; Gibson, Brenda

9780566079177: Training Needs Analysis: A Resource for Analysing Training Needs, Selecting Training Strategies and Developing Training Plans

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ISBN 10: 0566079178 ISBN 13: 9780566079177

Publisher: Routledge, 1997

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This bestselling manual was designed to help you match your training activity with the needs of your organization and the people in it. It contains 22 re-usable instruments for gathering and processing information on relevant issues. Part 1 looks at what is involved in identifying and analysing training needs. It reviews the different types of information the instruments will generate and provides guidance on deciding how training needs can best be met. It concludes with ideas for presenting training plans and sharing your findings with others. Part 2 contains the instruments themselves. They cover organizational development, organizational climate, managing resources and job skills, using a range of methods that includes card sorts, questionnaires, profiles and grids. Each section begins with an introduction which defines the area, describes the instruments and indicates the target groups. It also explains what preparations you will need to make. This revised and enlarged edition pays increased attention to recording and evaluating information and suggests how to use new technology to improve the information gathering process. Training Needs Analysis will help you to ensure that the effort your organization invests in training and development produces the results you desire.

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About the Author

Sharon Bartram and Brenda Gibson are joint principals of training consultancy SBG Associates and co-authors of 50 Activities for Developing Training Skills, also published by Gower. Sharon Bartram has been active in the HRD field for more than 20 years and is a Member of the Institute of Personnel and Development. From 1974 to 1986 Brenda Gibson taught in an inner London borough. She later became a manager with a national charity and since 1988 has worked in training and development.

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