Apprentice Training in the Small to Medium-sized Firm

J.B. Rosbrook

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Technical Education and Industrial Training

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Apprentice Training in the Small to Medium-sized Firm

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 1959 English Publisher:EmeraldJournal:Technical Education and Industrial Training, volume 1, pages 12-14 (issn: 0374-4701, eissn: 2977-702X,

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Authors: J.B. Rosbrook;

doi: 10.1108/eb001567

Apprentice Training in the Small to Medium-sized Firm

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The author outlines the plan for training apprentices developed by his division; it is not revolutionary, but it does draw on the best of recent experience and will be of considerable interest to small and medium-sized firms facing a need to develop personnel for the years ahead. This article is based on an earlier contribution by the author to the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Journal.

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