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Here's a case for 'wise' manager? Anyone around? - IceAxe - 12-18-2004 You have established a training arm within the community center in order to secure a pot of money frm the LEARNING AND SKILLS COUNCIL to fund a training prog. over one year to find qualifications and employment for 30 lighthouse keepers. All training will b delivered from ur training premises in Huddersfield (UK). And ur revenue will be generated frm fees claimed retrospectively frm LSC 40% per trainee 30%full qualification and 30% per full time employment. You may also charge employer placements on outgoing £40 per week for the services of the trainee n ur support. Your outcome target is 27 trainees attaining guild certificate, 15 trainees into full time employment. Now the question is 1.What will be ur main duties as a training provider? 2. wt funct. should b in ur place to meet ur contracted outcomes? 3. wt activities will maximise ur profitability? 4. wt must b done to meet ur contractual requirements? 5. how differnt is the rest of the work in the centre compared to the training arm? My Destiny is within My Hands!!! - IceAxe - 12-20-2004 So u all guys have nothing to say or lacking the courage to pick up the case? My goodness... My Destiny is within My Hands!!! |