Managing Training & Development in South Africa 4e
B. Erasmus, P. Loedolff, T. Mda, P. Nel
Managing Training and Development in South Africa fourth edition equips human resource practitioners with the skills to manage the training and development of employees in various enterprises. Detailed discussions, case studies and self-evaluation questions guide students through a wide spectrum of training and development issues, from legislation that impacts on education and training,
such as SAQA, the NQF, the Skills Development Acts, and SETAs (Sector Education and Training Authorities), to contemporary issues, such as broad-based black economic empowerment, affirmative action and employment equity.
Key features
- managing training and development in enterprises
- learning theories and principles
- training programme design and development
- learner assessment and programme evaluation and
- contemporary issues in human resource development.
Contents
1.
Managing training and development in enterprises
2.
The education, training and development environment in South Africa
3.
The administration of training and development in the enterprise
4.
Learning theories and principles
5.
Determining training and development needs
6.
Programme design and development
7.
Preparing and presenting training
9.
Management development
10.
Contemporary issues in human resource development
Annexure A Scarce skills, by occupational categories, 20042009
Annexure B The Human Resources Development Strategy strategic objectives
Annexure C South African
Qualifications Authority Act, no 58 of 1995
Annexure D Example of SAQA registered unit standard
Annexure E Learnerships and skills programme
Annexure F Compiling the Workplace Skills Plan (WSP)
Annexure G Skills Development Facilitator
Annexure H Skills development levies and levy grants
An nexure I Guide to training methods and techniques
Annexure J Internet sites
Readership
Undergraduate and graduate students of:
Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development, Industrial and Organisational Psychology
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