An introductory description to some of the work being done by the Programmed Instruction Centre for Industry based at Sheffield University. (AA)

A study report and recommendations for training shop stewards, with particular reference to the need for fuller cooperation between unions and management in program planning. A standardized union steward job model is included. (LY)

The Industrial Training Act and the formation of the training boards have led to thorough consideration of training. Unfortunately, the energies of the two authorities have not been coordinated to form an integrated whole. (NL)

A survey of the American training scene was provided for training and personnel managers from Great Britain. (EB)

Suggests that case studies can be used effectively in the education and training of personnel specialists even with students who have little previous work experience. States that, in spite of several problems that must be overcome, case study work is a valuable aid to student learning. (NRJ)

Presents background information about terminology, the extent of corporate commitment to training, and the trainer's role before dealing with programs to train trainers. Recommended are training programs for trainers that provide multiple opportunities for interacting with other people under both simulated and real conditions. (Author/MER)

Considers the need of factory workers for support in rapidly changing tasks and suggests that electronic performance support systems can reduce training time, can be updated many times as procedures change, and can allow those with relevant manufacturing expertise to create electronic procedures that support shop floor workers more effectively.…