Publications

ETF publication on key indicators in vocational education and training provides a guide to the Key indicators project, conducted and financed by the ETF.

An integrated resource for management development in transition countries, and the result of an ETF project conducted in Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which has brough training providers and compaines together.

Fifth of five modules of a training manual for administrators from the New Independent States managing VET systems under a market economy setting.

Fourth of five modules of a training manual for administrators from the New Independent States managing VET systems under a market economy setting.

Third of five modules of a training manual for administrators from the New Independent States managing VET systems under a market economy setting.

Second of five modules of a training manual for administrators from the New Independent States managing VET systems under a market economy setting.

First of five modules of a training manual for administrators from the New Independent States managing VET systems under a market economy setting.

This Report reviews a set of 20 projects in the field of management training and technical business training, initiated in the years 1991-93. The purpose of the review is to provide a global survey of early Tacis activities in management and business training and also to provide operational recommendations, relevant to the planning and delivery of future assistance.

This publication analyses the management training needs in enterprises after interviews were held with senior, Human Resources and line managers. It reflects the situation of a transition period.

This publication analyses the management training needs in enterprises after interviews were held with senior, Human Resources and line managers. It reflects the situation of a transition period.

La fonction observatoire en Égypte, au Liban, en Jordanie et en Syrie. Rapport de synthèse.

Synthesis of four national reports on Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. This report is part of a series providing an assessment of the current state of development of the observatory function, together with an assessment of strengths and weaknesses, and recommendations for reinforcing the mechanisms and functions of the observatory function in the Mediterranean region.