Managing to improve at CCL: a case study
Describes how CCL industries (UK) went about establishing a structured training program for middle managers. Begins by detailing the business background leading to this development need. A summary is given of the options considered before deciding to run its own, externally validated, in‐house course. The design process is explained, culminating in a table detailing the means by which learning outcomes are assessed. Concludes with how it is intended to evaluate the course on completion of the first intake next year.
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1998
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Authors: | Sumner, Jim |
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Industrial and Commercial Training. - MCB UP Ltd, ISSN 1758-5767, ZDB-ID 2019820-6. - Vol. 30.1998, 6, p. 218-223
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Publisher: |
MCB UP Ltd |
Subject: | Action learning | Improvement | Management Charter Initiative | Management development | Validation |
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