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The changing Caribbean

By: Holman, Dawn M

Publisher: Manitoba Institute of Management ; Manitoba ; 1988Description: 12 p; illSubject(s): CIVIL SERVANTS | TRAINING | PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION | PERSONNEL TRAINING | MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT | CARIBBEAN | HUMAN RESOURCESSummary: Portrays impact of international management associates programme on Eastern Caribbean public servants. The objectives of the programme is to upgrade the management skills of officers. The programme focuses on management theory and practice, hands-on work experience with a Canadian counterpart and the planning,design and implementation of a specific management project in the officer's homecountry.

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Portrays impact of international management associates programme on Eastern Caribbean public servants. The objectives of the programme is to upgrade the management skills of officers. The programme focuses on management theory and practice, hands-on work experience with a Canadian counterpart and the planning,design and implementation of a specific management project in the officer's homecountry.

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