Vocational Training in the Community

Reinhard Skinner

doi:10.3362/9781780446349

Vocational Training in the Community

The design, implementation and quality control of integrated training

Vocational training is essential to equip rural and urban people with the skills to find employment, and this study of an integrated training project in El Salvador offers field-tested approaches and procedures which can be applied to vocational training

Published: 1998
Pages: 112

eBook: 9781780446349

Paperback: 9781853394249


FOREWORD vii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii
CHAPTER 1 Origins and Development of Integrated Training 1
2 Requests for Training 4
3 Setting Up the Courses 9
4 Community Participation 18
5 Curriculum, Manuals and Training Materials 22
6 Monitoring and Evaluation 27
7 Job Placement 37
BIBLIOGRAPHY 42
APPENDICES 43
1 Register of Training Requests 44
2 Community Training Needs Assessment 45
3 Course Registration Form 49
4 Criteria Used to Evaluate Training Requests 50
5 Training Organization's Database Entry Form 52
6 Checking the Classrooms 53
7 The Training Project and Services Contract 55
8 Co-operation Agreement with the Community 69
9 Attendance Sheet 73
10 Instructor's Registration Form (Curriculum Vitae) 74
11 Monthly Technical Report: Contents 76
12 Guidelines for the Preparation of Business Training Reports 77
13 Flowchart for Signing the Agreement 79
14 Contents of the Final Report from the Course to the Project 80
15 Guidelines for the Three-month Evaluation 82
16a Example of a Requisition Slip 83
16b Guidance for Completing the Requisition Slip 85
17 Supervision Survey Form 87
18a Format of the Course Committee's Report 90
18b Guidelines for Presenting the Course Committee's Progress Report 94
19 Course Evaluation Guidelines 97
NOTES 101