|
2.1
Training is not effective unless it has a
purpose and that purpose can only be defined if the training needs of an
organisation and its employees are identified and analysed. Such an
analysis should concentrate on how an organisation is performing and how
it should perform; the skills and abilities of its work force and
whether they are related to the organisation's needs; what individual
employees are actually doing and what should be their duties should be
in relation to the overall performance targets of their employing
organisation.
2.2
Training needs, therefore, should primarily
be analysed for the organisation as a whole, secondly for groups or
units with particular functions and thirdly for individual employees.
These needs should be summarised in order to establish the areas and
priorities for training and the form of training to be adopted. This
overall summary should include the following information:
-
the number
of employees in each category;
-
the number
of employees requiring training;
-
the type of
training to be provided [in-service or external]; and
-
an
indication of training priorities.
<<previous
contents
next>> |