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Hassana Ahmed; Joseph Cudjoe Sefenu; John Victor Mensah; Gabriel Keney – International Journal of Training Research, 2024
Appropriate, efficient and effective staff training and development programmes have the tendency to enhance work performance in an organisation. The study analysed technical staffs' conception of training and development (T&D) and its influence on work performance in the University of Cape Coast. The mixed methods approach was used to collect…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, School Personnel, Higher Education, Staff Development
Ludwikowska, Kamila – International Journal of Training Research, 2021
The study examines an important aspect of the training evaluation, namely trainee reaction to training. In particular, the author aimed to analyse the relationship between learning self-efficacy during the training and identified factors of trainee reaction to training: trainee perception of the training content, design, and trainer performance.…
Descriptors: Correlation, Trainees, Program Design, Program Effectiveness
Kitainge, Kisilu Mashtakh – International Journal of Training Research, 2003
The primary purpose of this study was to find out the attitudes of trainers and trainees towards the 8-4-4 power mechanics course offered in secondary schools in Kenya. The attitudes and other related aspects obtained from the trainers and trainees were used as evaluative devices for the course and hence the graduates of the course. A comparison…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Industry, Job Performance, Supervisory Training