Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #346753 in Books
• Published on: 2004-01-29
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 324 pages

Financial Adviser, 25 June 2002
`The way in which the authors deal with real issues is most impressive'

First Train
"An authoritative and reliable text...the book should be a central component of every trainer's library."

Charity Times
"Provides a wide-ranging outline of the main instructional and training concepts, and their relationship to training in practice."

Customer Reviews

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This is one of those books that should rightly adorn the desk of every training and development professional. Concentrating on the systematic approach it covers all phases of the training/learning cycle and includes suitable practical examples and guidance wherever necessary. It is also an easy read with diagrams to help explain concepts and tables to add meaning. It is an invaluable reference manual and could easily from the basis for a comprehensive train the trainer course!

It is worth pointing out that this is not just a book aimed at 'trainers', but training managers, line managers, training sponsors and anyone in the field of training and development would gain from reading this book. Not only does it cover the systematic approach, but also it goes on to look at the 'professional' roles of trainers and how such roles may be evolving.

It's weakness is that it a little limited in the scope of examples given, its' adherence to the systematic approach, (no bad thing) and it could perhaps include more of the underpinning theory. This however is more than overcome by the use of excellent referencing allowing the reader to do their own further research.

Overall thoroughly recommended!