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| Speaker: | Jackson K. Mubangizi |
| Title: | Strategic Considerations in Designing Training Programs |
| Topic Group: | International and Education &Training |
| E-mail: | jackson.mubangizi@unbs.go.ug |
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| Abstract: |
Training in metrology is aimed at passing over knowledge and techniques to recipients in order to improve on measurements as a way of improving businesses. To achieve this objective, the training programs aim at meeting certain requirements and situations of the target recipients. The factors may include size of market/target clients, level of education, technological development, availability of resource persons, levels of income, perceived relevancy of the training, availability of funding, training aids, segmentation of market/niche, cost implications; need to reduce on costs (centralised/outreach/tailored training). This paper therefore contains discussion of strategic issues that take centre of a design of any training program. Reflection of NCSL International (NCSLI) outreach training and education programs is aimed at simplifying the pertinent issues in designing a successful training program. Other reflections include references to developing and underdeveloped countries like Uganda. |
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