New generation of personal development records

Article Abstract:

Personal development records of employees in the fire and rescue service p rovides an opportunity to match performance management to learners needs. The benefits of using PDR and their relation to quality assurance and qualifications framework are discussed.

Author: Ward, Rob
Publisher: Keyways Publishing Ltd.
Publication Name: Fire
Subject: Environmental services industry
ISSN: 0142-2510
Year: 2007
Usage, Technology application, Records and correspondence, Employee development, Personal information management systems, Personal information management software

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IPDS: slipping standards?

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The standards of the Inte grated P ersonnel Development System (IPDS) are reviewed. The IPDS actually promotes the importance of technical standards, contrary to criticisms that the system will result in a decline of operational knowledge and skills.

Author: Johnson, Derek
Publisher: Keyways Publishing Ltd.
Publication Name: Fire
Subject: Environmental services industry
ISSN: 0142-2510
Year: 2007

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Merseyside's excellent status in NVQs

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The evaluation of the training of firefighters working in the Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, based on national vocational qualifications, is presented.

Author: McEllhinney, Patrick
Publisher: Keyways Publishing Ltd.
Publication Name: Fire
Subject: Environmental services industry
ISSN: 0142-2510
Year: 2007

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Subjects list: United Kingdom, Human resource management, Training, Fire fighters, Firefighters, Company personnel management, Fire-departments, Fire departments, Standards
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