From youth training schemes and battles for women in engineering to microcomputers in the classroom, 1980s Training Officer pages show L&D wrestling with technology, equity and unemployment, while trying to keep learning human, practical and hopeful in the face of…
From critical path diagrams and formal standards to televised training and overseas schemes, The Training Officer in 1968 shows an L&D profession preoccupied with order, technology and status. Through today’s lens, its worries about credibility, media hype and meaningful impact…
In March 1968, The Training Officer captured a profession coming of age. Between log books, training boards and debates about education’s purpose, the issue reveals how industrial-era concerns about standards, governance and real performance improvement still echo through today’s learning…
To mark its 60th year, TJ revisits the earliest edition in the archives, a magazine that shaped the early training profession. With striking parallels to today’s challenges, the issue tackled assessment reform, human skills, community and more. The values of…
Barbara Thompson talks technology and learning innovation with TJ. Subscription required To access premium content, you need a subscription to Training Journal.Please contact our customer services team on +44 (0) 207 593 5500. To unsubscribe from an email list, please click…
We speak to the newly-crowned L&D Professional of the Year, Rob Stewart.
We get some time with keynote speaker Daniel Hulme before this month’s Learning Technologies event at Excel.
Editor Jon Kennard looks at the year ahead.
We shine the spotlight on new columnist Stephanie Davies.
Guy Bloom talks about his leadership work in L&D.
